Experiment form. The form for the documentation of plant transformations collects the information on the parent plant and the plasmid used for a transformation experiment. The plasmid identifier links to a plasmid table, in which relevant details (e.g. resistance marker genes, approval status) are documented. The approval status of the construct is displayed as color code. The experiment is started by choosing a method from the method list and entering the start date. Results are entered in the lower section of the form. 'Details' generates a schedule for the experiment with a short method description. 'Document' generates the final filing document. For 'Lab book' function see Figure 4.
Many DNA viruses are able to transform cells in culture or induce tumors in experimental animals. However, proving a causal association between infection with a specific human virus and the development of cancer has been difficult because most of the viruses are ubiquitous infectious agents, whereas a malignancy is apparently a rare outcome of infection that develops many years after initial infection. Moreover, neoplasia develops during latent or persistent infections with the viruses, making it difficult to determine whether viral functions are critical to the development of cancer or essential to the latent state.
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