Molecular Elements for Transgenic Plants Development

Description

Plant biotechnology is a collection of methods used to modify plants to meet specific requirements or opportunities. Multiple needs and opportunities frequently coexist in the same circumstance. Finding or creating appropriate plants is often a challenging task. In that it enables the targeted manipulation of particular traits using genes from various sources, transgenesis is a significant addition to traditional plant breeding. The core methods necessary for plant biotechnology are explained in this book. This article discusses the numerous facets of plant gene regulation and the molecular structure of plant genes. For industrial, pharmaceutical, food and feed applications, it encompasses themes on technology and research on the engineering, synthesis, usage, and regulation of primary and secondary plant metabolites such carbohydrates, amino acids, lipids, polymers, proteins, and phytochemicals. This topical and significant work covers the fundamentals of producing transgenic plants. The available approaches are described in this book, including chapters on transgenic plants created for crop enhancement and providing valuable products. Plant scientists, biochemists, physiologists, genetic engineers, and evolutionary biologists can all benefit from this book.