Advances in cereal gene transfer. Komari, T., Hiei, Y., Ishida, Y., Kumashiro, T., & Kubo, T. Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 1:161-165, 1998.
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Over the past five years, transgenic strains of various major cereals have been produced, with transformation of rice and maize being most common. A majority of the cereal transformants obtained to date has been generated by the particle bombardment technique, but Agrobacterium-mediated transformation is rapidly becoming the method of choice. Rice, the plant in which transformation-related technology is most advanced, appears to be the model monocotyledon for basic and applied studies.
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