Palm Callus Case Study

2.Molecular studies in palm callus cultures

A. Protein analysis:

Electrophoreses protein analysis was carried out to study the similarity of the genetic at different time of Laser irradiation for cultures of date palm callus. 42.5 % Monomorphic and 7 total band had bean found Figure 1. Molecular weight 29 KDa was not found in the callus treated for 5,10 and 15 min, While Molecular weight 13 KDa had not been appear at in 10 and 15 min. Molecular weight 20 KDa was not showed at 10 min (Figure 1).

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B. DNA analysis:

DNA analysis was obtained by using five primers for the similarities between the time of Laser irradiation for palm callus. Figure 3 showed that primer HB15 for Molecular weight of (140 and

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