Biotechnology Of Plant Tissue Culture

What you'll learn
This course is all about plant tissue culture to create an impactful learning experience for our global learners.
Apply knowledge of synthetic seed and secondary metabolites
Design strategies for plant genetic manipulation
Gain practical skills in plant tissue culture
Requirements
No prerequisite scientific skill is required
Description
Plant tissue culture is a sophisticated technique that involves the in vitro cultivation of plant cells, tissues, or organs under sterile and controlled conditions. Embark with me on a journey into the realm of plant science, where the intricate world of secondary metabolites unfolds. These specialized compounds, exclusive to each plant species, harbor the key to a myriad of medicinal, aromatic, and nutritional properties. Our exploration of plant biology introduces us to the captivating phenomenon of somatic embryogenesis - a process wherein ordinary plant cells metamorphose into embryonic precursors, offering pathways for accelerated propagation and genetic manipulation.Yet, our odyssey does not conclude here. Picture a domain where seeds emerge not from the soil, but from the methodical hands of scientists. Enter the domain of synthetic seeds - a groundbreaking concept that harmonizes the natural with the engineered. These artificial wonders encapsulate the essence of life, heralding a future where crop propagation transcends conventional boundaries.Join us as we unravel the enigma of plant secondary metabolites, witness the allure of somatic embryogenesis, and envisage a world where synthetic seeds redefine the fundamental concept of sowing the seeds of tomorrow. Nature's mysteries await - let the scientific expedition commence! This technique is widely used in agriculture, horticulture, and forestry for the mass production of disease-free and genetically uniform plantlets.
Overview
Lecture 1 Introduction to Plant secondary metabolite- Part I
Lecture 2 Plant secondary metabolite- Part II
Lecture 3 Summary
Lecture 4 Introduction to Somatic Embryogenesis part 1
Lecture 5 Sunthetic or artificial seed production
Lecture 6 Application of synthetic seed
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