The Laboratory offers a cultivation of in vitro plant cell and tissue cultures as well as plant cultivation in phytotron chambers. Specialized infrastructure allows for precise control of temperature, humidity and lighting of the particular cultures. The Laboratory uses a number of plant cell transformation methods while ensuring safe work with transgenic material. Additional equipment, including incubators, a fluorescence microscope, an analytical balance with a deionization system, an automated system for sterilization and pouring of culture media allows for a wide range of experiments. All rooms and equipment of the Laboratory are subject to strict sterility rules (UV sterilization systems, ozonation). An advanced, regularly serviced filtration and water treatment system allows for work with three types of water with different purity levels. Laboratory employees, based on their knowledge and experience, provide support in optimizing the conditions for cultivating given plant species and minimizing infections in phytotron cultures and in vitro cultures. The main methods of plant transformation used in the Laboratory are vector methods using Agrobacterium tumefaciens (the Laboratory offers access to various Agrobacterium strains). In addition, the Laboratory has a wide database of binary vectors in various cloning systems and will provide all support in the preparation of gene constructs, including the choice of a selection gene.