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taxus canadensis/ethylene
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Kinetic studies of paclitaxel production by Taxus canadensis cultures in batch and semicontinuous with total cell recycle.
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Suspension cultures of Taxus canadensis were elicited with methyl jasmonate (MJ) under defined headspace ethylene concentrations. Kinetic studies of growth, nutrient consumption, pH variation, and paclitaxel accumulation were conducted in batch cultures and semicontinuous culture with total cell
Oligosaccharides potentiate methyl jasmonate-induced production of paclitaxel in Taxus canadensis.
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The interdependence of methyl jasmonate (MJ) with chitin and chitosan derived elicitors in formation of paclitaxel was studied using plant cell suspension cultures of Taxus canadensis. Induction of paclitaxel biosynthesis was enhanced when MJ and elicitors were added 8 days after culture transfer
Development of a culture sub-population induction model: signaling pathways synergy and taxanes production by Taxus canadensis.
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Cell cultures of Taxus canadensis were subjected to exogenously applied ethylene (ET) hormone and methyl jasmonate (MJ) elicitation in factorial design experiments. Levels of extracellular taxanes, including paclitaxel, were used with principal component analysis for fault detection and real-coded
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