chloroplast

Converse of object

• have: In addition, it has a single chloroplast, which makes it easy to produce a uniformly transformed culture.
• contain: Figure: Irrigation technique for introducing a stain under a coverslip Awaiting image 3. These cells do not contain chloroplasts - why?
• call: The electrons in cells called chloroplasts are excited by sunlight.
• use: The yellow-brown chloroplasts used for photosynthesis are also easy to see.
• develop: It is clear therefore that there is an intimate relationship between the metabolic processes in the developing chloroplast and nuclear gene expression.

Adjective modifier

• green: Each cell is nearly circular and a single bright green chloroplast fills the entire cell.
• functional: The origin of these areas that lack functional green chloroplasts is in primordial tissue.
• single: Each cell is nearly circular and a single bright green chloroplast fills the entire cell.
• bright: Each cell is nearly circular and a single bright green chloroplast fills the entire cell.

Modifies a noun

• transgenes: Experimental data documenting the stability of chloroplast transgenes are nonexistent.
• transgene: But chloroplast transgene containment is known not to be completely effective [ 5,6 ] .
• peptide: A glyphosate-resistant plant cell of Claim 22 in which the chloroplast transit peptide is from a plant EPSPS gene... .
• genome: A PCR RFLP data set was collected from 8 noncoding regions of the chloroplast genome for 40 species.
• transit: A glyphosate-resistant plant cell of Claim 22 in which the chloroplast transit peptide is from a plant EPSPS gene... .
• DNA: I managed to isolate pure chloroplast DNA in about an hour.

Noun used with modifier

• plant: Frey J. Genetic flexibility of plant chloroplasts, Nature 1998, 398, 115-6.
• spinach: Envelope membranes from spinach chloroplasts are a site of metabolism of fatty acid hydroperoxides.

Preposition: in

• plant: Perhaps the most interesting example is the close genetic relationship between chloroplasts in plants and cyanobacteria which are capable of a form of photosynthesis.
• light: If you want to stop the production of chloroplasts in the light, this will require the use of inhibitors.

Preposition: of

• plant: The Cyanobacteria are quite small, and are about the same size as the internal chloroplasts of eukaryotic plants and algae.