SOMATIC HYBRIDISATION
- The process of fusion of protoplasm from somatic cells of two species is called as somatic hybridisation.
- Somatic hybridization is the combination of cytoplasm from two different parents resulting in nuclear-cytoplasmic combinations.
- Also called as Protoplasmic fusion.
- Protoplasm is the cell that lacks cell wall
- The substance that helps in fusion is called as Fusogen or Fusogenic Agents.
CYBRIDS
- It is the process of fusion of protoplasm of one species with the cytoplasm of other species.
- The fusion of nucleus of one parent and the extra-nuclear genomes of another parents lead to the formation of cybrids
- Also called as Cytoplasmic Hybrids.
- Cybrid carries nuclear genome from one parent and cytoplasmic genome from other parent.
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