differential gene expression

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LaMarco/Regulation of Gene Expression
... differential gene expression takes place at the level of transcription) and (ii) specific mRNAs are used as templates to make specific proteins in translation. But every gene is not expressed in every cell type (differential gene ...
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Huntington :: Grounding in Botany
... experiment Understand the role surface area plays in limiting cell growth Discuss differential gene expression Conduct mono- and di-hybrid crosses using plants Compare photosynthesis and ... your classroom The scientific method Enzyme action Genetic crosses and mutation Cancer Differential gene expression Natural selection Meiosis Homework Nightly and overall course homework assignments are a ...
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Department of Plant Biology - Facilities
... (2000) Isolation of regulated genes of the unicellular cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp.strain PCC6803 by differential display. Journal of Bacteriology 182:5692-5699 Bhaya, D., R. Schwarz and A. R. ... Wang, Z-Y, Tobin, E. M. (1998). Constitutive expression of the CIRCADIAN CLOCK ASSOCIATED 1 (CCA1) gene disrupts circadian rhythms and suppresses its own expression. Cell 93, 1207-1217. Wang, Z-Y, ...
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Tree Physiology, Volume 26, 2006: Contents
... the inducible expression of mitochondrial citrate synthase gene in Paraserianthes falcataria Hiroki Osawa and Katsumi Kojima Tree Physiology 26:575–584 [ Summary ] [ Full Text ] Differential regulation ... ] Somaclonal variation in micropropagated oil palm. Characterization of two novel genes with enhanced expression in epigenetically abnormal cell lines and in response to auxin Fabienne Morcillo, ...
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Plant Physiology
... proteins and modification of the promoter elements allows control both spatial and temporal aspects of gene expression. Hence, discrete points in the carbon flux pathway can be altered in a highly ... . STEPHENSON, L.C., BUNKER, T.W., W.E. DUBBS, AND H.D. GRIMES (1998) Differential expression and cellular localization of nitrogen-responsive lipoxygenases in soybean. Plant Physiology 116: 923-933. ...
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Genetics Section Poster Award
... ” 2005 - Jennifer Cruse-Sanders, Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Garden For the poster β€œGene flow, hybridization, and divergence between Hawaiian Dubautia species.” Co-author was Elizabeth Friar. ... . Thomas and Jeffrey P. Hill. 2003 - Liu Xianan, University of Illinois For the poster "Differential expression of genes regulated in response to abiotic-stressin sunflower." Co-authors were Ginger Swire ...
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Botanical Society of America Awards 2003
... transformed the scientific landscape we now operate in through his legendary contributions to phylogenetics and gene and genome evolution. He has arguably been the most influential person in the development ... year’s award is given to Liu Xianan, University of Illinois, for the poster β€œDifferential expression of genes regulated in response to abiotic-stress in sunflower.” Co-authors were Ginger ...
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William Thompson home page
... D. Law, E. A. Wernsman and S. Uknes (1997). Characterization of post-transcriptionally suppressed transgene expression that confers resistance to tobacco etch virus infection in tobacco. Plant Cell 9: 1411- ... correlates with differential polyribosome association. Plant Cell 10: 475-484. Kjemtrup, S., K. S. Sampson, C. Peele, L. V. Nguyen, M. A. Conkling, W. F. Thompson, and D. Robertson (1998). Gene ...
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PP703 Ag Genomics Web Page
... page)- lecture 8 readings- Study questions What are the principles of cAFLP and differential display? What are the advantages and disadvantages of these methods? What are the ... microarrays to monitor gene expression levels. What tools are commonly used to visualize large datasets generated in these type of experiments? What other applications than monitoring gene expression utilize microarrays? ...
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ETH - Plant Pathology - HIDRAS: High-quality disease resistant apples for a sustainable agriculture
... differential) and horizontal (general resistance). Whereas the vertical resistance is explained by a gene for gene interaction where a R-gene of the plant confers resistance to a pathogen carrying the corresponding avirulence gene ... same family and what mutations are necessary for a change from avr to virulence. Expression studies can determine the time and site at which the avr- genes are expressed ...
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