Besides his development of transformation groups, he made contributions to differential geometry; his primary aim, however, was the advancement of the theory of differential equations.
The study and development of transformation technology with new selection schemes is important for various fundamental studies and for crop trait improvement via genetic engineering.
Through three-dimensional phase-field simulations, dislocations are found to exert significant influences on variant selection and subsequent development of transformation texture during α precipitation in α/β titanium alloys.
Realizing this bioengineering endeavour necessitates improved understanding of the biogenesis requirements and catalytic variability of C4-Rubisco, as well as the development of transformation capabilities to engineer Rubisco in a wider variety of food and fibre crops.
The development of transformation vectors for non-drosophilid insects has opened the door to the possibility of improving the sterile insect technique (SIT), by genetically engineering factory strains of pest insects to produce male-only broods.
We show in this work how to support the development of transformation algorithms by an automatic theorem prover that allows for an automated analysis of the numerous cases and therefore allows to derive a formal proof of the convergence property of the resulting editor.
The nonpathogenic Rickettsia spp. are attractive targets for development of transformation technologies that can facilitate those studies and be subsequently extended to transformation of pathogenic rickettsiae.
Recent and dramatic advances in our understanding of the cellular function of small RNAs (siRNAs, miRNAs, etc). in regulating gene expression have allowed for the development of transformation constructs (RNAi, inverted-repeat, antisense, artificial miRNA, etc)., which silence genes with great precision.
Ideally, development of transformation techniques using plastome-directed vectors will use species-specific plastome sequence data, rather than relying upon heterologous information.
