[PDF] Top 20 A Mutational Analysis of Leaf Morphogenesis in Arabidopsis thaliana

... Mutant lines are noted according to their protocol number, as PN X.Y, where PN indicates the corresponding parental group, provided by Lehle Seeds (see second column of Table 1), X refers to the number of the plate where ... See full document

... of leaf morphogenesis, we have studied 13 Arabidopsis thaliana mutants with curled, involute leaves, a phenotype herein referred to as Incurvata (Icu), which were isolated by ...the ... See full document

... ture-function analysis of the DDL protein and to identify a few key amino acids for a better understanding of the regions of DDL that are important for its ... See full document

... of leaf movements as well as shorter periods of core clock gene expression, such as CCA1, LHY and TOC1 as well as of output gene expression [20, ...a leaf detection program, so the leaf tip positions ... See full document

... CRUMPLED LEAF (CRL) is involved in the infective cycle of the ...A. thaliana mutant present cells without detectable plastids ...A. thaliana microar- rays and sDNA-AFLP analysis (AffyID ... See full document

... was possible to determine the primordial boundaries at a single cell resolution in cases such as P-1 (Fig. 6B), but it was not the case in the P-2 region, as only a subset of the lineages marked in yellow and blue became ... See full document

... Rosette leaf number may be under similar consistent selec- tion through indirect selection for larger plant size (Scheiner et ...A. thaliana underwent a program of mutagenesis shortly after its collection ... See full document

... in leaf Zn content. Investigation of the natural variation in leaf Zn content in a world-wide collection of 349 Arabidopsis thaliana wild collected accessions identified two accessions, Van-0 ... See full document

... Fig. 2. FIS PcG response element in the AtFH5 promoter. (A) Scale representation of the AtFH5 promoter indicating the regions used for detection in ChIP analysis (top, blue bars) and the promoter regions fused to ... See full document

... transcription, and once EMS-mutated they would result in reductions of MYB33/65 transcription. However, an alternative possibility that may argue against the existence of factors promoting MYB transcription should not be ... See full document

... of leaf morpho- ...Interestingly, leaf shape and size were among the characters initially studied by Mendel but were ...complementation analysis of mutants with abnormal ... See full document

... differences that are maternally inherited, for example, muta- The distributional assumption required for the maximum- tions in organelle genomes, would contribute to our estimates likelihood analysis was that the ... See full document

... Microsatellite loci are among the most commonly used molecular markers. These loci typically exhibit variation for allele frequency distribution within a species. However, the factors contributing to this variation are ... See full document

... In general, 14-3-3s are distributed widely throughout the cell, supporting the argument that they are involved in mul- tiple protein-protein interactions in a plethora of biological roles. There is, however, some ... See full document

... wide analysis and grouped them into four ...wide analysis in this study include mapping of all the transcription factors on 5 chromosomes of Arabidopsis thaliana, gene structure ... See full document

... of Arabidopsis thaliana were surface sterilized, germinated on standard phytoagar plates, and trans- ferred after 14 days of growth to sterile soil in a Conviron greenhouse (Falmouth Technology Park, ... See full document

... affect leaf senescence, repress hypocotyl elongation, cotyledon greening and shoot development (Arru et ...accelerated leaf senes- cence, suggesting that sugar signaling could directly or indirectly promote ... See full document

... Amplification of simple sequence length polymorphisms organ fusion in Arabidopsis. The mutations fall into (SSLPs; Bell and Ecker 1994) or codominant amplified poly- nine complementation groups putatively ... See full document

... on Arabidopsis and its genome sequence is available from The Arabidopsis Information Resource (TAIR), MIPS Arabidopsis thaliana database (MATDB), Kazusa Arabidopsis data opening site ... See full document

... Capillary electrophoresis mass spectrometry (CE/MS) has proven to be a powerful technique for the analysis of polar metabolites in biological samples. CE/MS separates molecules on the basis of the charge to mass ... See full document