cloning protocol of aloe vera as a study-case for “tailor-made” biotechnology to small farmers

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Abstract
Aloe vera has been used worldwide both for pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic industries due to the plethora of biological activities of some of its metabolites. A study case is reported focusing on the development of a cloning protocol of A. vera to provide propagation material with superior quality to the private sector in southern Brazil, i.e., A. vera juice industry. Such biotechnological approach afforded ca. 4,300 plantlets from 20 explants, over a 6-month period, overcoming the drawback of the lack of propagation material. Typically, the results have led to the increase of the cultured area and juice production of that species coming true the goal of the partnership between the public and private sectors herein involved. The transference of the resulting technology was successfully performed to the company and a patent covering the biotechnological process has been recently requested to official organisms on behalf of the partners.
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Authors ;LH. Campestrini;S. Kuhnen;PMM. Lemos;DB. Bach;P.F. Dias;M. Maraschin
Journal Journal of dairy science
Year 2006
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technologytechnology (general)

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