Yes BAP and BA are the same. Yes you can use BAP even it is written as BA because they have just added purine derivative in it
BA and BAP and commonly used interchangeably. However, journals typically require that abbreviations be defined. If a paper does not define the abbreviations, then I would assume that BA and BAP are the same.
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Yes. BA (6-benzyladenine) or BAP(6-benzylamino purine) are same.
No difference between them. it is a cytokinin, a plant growth hormone that initiate/accelerate growth of cell.
for more information please go through this link:
http://www.globalsciencebooks.info/JournalsSup/images/Sample/AAJPSB_6%28SI1%29121-124o.pdf
greetings! the group "adenine" chemically consists of "amino purine" so they are the same
but some researches did not know this information! good luck
Yes you can. The two abbreviation BA and BAP describe the exact same cytokinin, 6-benzyladenine or 6-benzylamino purine.
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