Manipulating secondary metabolism in cultured plant cells

Autor:	M. M. Yeoman, C. L. Yeoman
Rok vydání:	1996
Předmět:	Commercial scale Physiology business.industry Metabolite fungi food and beverages Plant Science Biology Plant cell Biotechnology chemistry.chemical_compound chemistry Cell culture Plant cell culture Secondary metabolism business
Zdroj:	New Phytologist. 134:553-569
ISSN:	1469-8137 0028-646X
DOI:	10.1111/j.1469-8137.1996.tb04921.x
Popis:	This review attempts to present an overall strategy for the production of useful secondary metabolites by cultured plant cells. After consideration of the nature and utility of secondary metabolites and the possible role of these substances to the plant, the review focuses attention on the properties of the plant cells in culture and how the cell populations and their physical and chemical environment can be manipulated to encourage the synthesis and accumulation of secondary products. Finally, consideration is given to the involvement of genetic engineering in the production of cells to perform particular metabolic tasks and how these techniques might contribute to the development of a new strategy to enable the production of useful secondary metabolites on a commercial scale. CONTENTS Summary 553 I. Introduction 553 II. Development of a strategy 555 III. Concluding remarks 565 Acknowledgements 565 References 565.
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