Engineering crop plants for industrial end uses : proceedings of the Symposium of the Industrial Biochemistry and Biotechnology Group of the Biochemical Society held at IACR-Long Ashton Research Station, Long Ashton, in September 1996
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Engineering crop plants for industrial end uses : proceedings of the Symposium of the Industrial Biochemistry and Biotechnology Group of the Biochemical Society held at IACR-Long Ashton Research Station, Long Ashton, in September 1996
（Portland Press proceedings, 14）
Portland, c1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The development of reliable transformation systems for the major cereal and oilseed crops grown in the UK and Europe provides an opportunity to manipulate their composition and properties to develop new end uses. This will provide an outlet for agricultural surpluses, but, more importantly, it will allow the replacement of products derived from fossil fuels with those derived from plants, a renewable resource. Plant-derived products also have the advantage of being biodegradable and biocompatible. This volume provides an account of work in this area and includes both high-volume, low-cost products such as plastics and starches, and high-value, low-volume products such as pharmaceuticals.
目次
- Part 1 The background: chemicals from plants - a farming view, B. Gill
- chemicals from plants - an industry view, S. Hughs. Part 2 Protein products: heterologous protein production in plants - status and opportunities, G. Whitelam
- antibody production in plants, P. van der Logt
- antigen expression for vaccine production, G. Lomonossoff
- oleosins as carriers for foreign protein, M. Moloney
- industrial enzymes, A.S. Ponstein
- rubber latex as an expression system for high value proteins, H.Y. Yeang. Part 3 Fibres and fuels: lignin synthesis for fibre production, C. Halpin
- manipulating metabolic pathways in cotton fibre, M. John
- engineering crops for bioremediation, D. Ow
- keynote lecture - arable crops in the 21st century, B. Miflin. Part 4 Oils and drugs: acyl transferases and engineering complex lipids, T. Slabas
- engineering canola vegetbale oil for food and industrial uses, J. Kridl
- manipulating fatty acid desaturation for pharmaceutical and industrial oils, J. Napier
- manipulating essential oils, D. McCaskill. Part 5 Starch and plastics: manipulating the synthesis and composition of potato starch, R. Visser
- engineering cereal starches, T. Okita
- developing novel pea starches, C. Hedley
- synthesis of polyhydroxybutyrate cohydroxyvalerate (PHB-V) for plastics, K. Elborough. Part 6 The consequences: the biorefinery - a quality investment opportunity, C. Kjoller
- socio-political aspects of industrial crops, G. Rievenkamp
- summing up, S. Bright.
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