Protoplast is a small family-run molder in Cobourg, Ontario, owned by Andy and Cathy Rolph, a husband-and-wife team. With just 80 employees, Cathy handles the human resources side.

Protoplast preparation, regeneration and fusion represent essential tools for those poorly studied biotechnologically valuable microorganisms inapplicable with the current molecular biology protocols.

Protoplast enzyme solution Dissolve 0.3 g cellulase, 0.3 g macerozyme, 0.12 g CaCl 2 ·2H 2 O in 30 ml wash buffer. Keep at 37 °C with occasional vortexing until the enzymes are completely ...

Protoplast has a new owner with plans to expand, says a former owner. “The company has been just recently sold to another private individual, Doug Spittal, who has extensive years of experience in the ...

Research probing the secret of how some single plant cells can regenerate into whole plants will benefit from a new culture protocol developed by RIKEN scientists 1.. Some plants naturally possess the ...

Polish PC protoplast, IT visionary Jacek Karpinski born 90 years ago. April 9 marks the 90th birth anniversary of Polish computer genius Jacek Karpinski, said to have been able to make Poland an ...