John Innes Centre & The Sainsbury Laboratory Annual Report 2000-2001

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Kiadó:	John Innes Centre and The Sainsbury Laboratory
Kiadás éve:	2000
Kiadás helye:	Norwich
Nyomda:	Keely Print
Kötés típusa:	ragasztott papír
Terjedelem:	114 oldal
Nyelv:	angol
Méret:	Szélesség: 21.00 cm, Magasság: 29.50 cm
Kategória:	Idegennyelv / Nyelvek / Angol / Évkönyvek, Naptárak / Természettudomány / Biológia / Természettudomány / Növényvilág

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GOVERNING COUNCILS 
2 Macromolecules: structure and function 
DIRECTORS' REPORT 
3 
RESEARCH THEME OVERVIEWS 6-17 
Genomes: organisation and function 6 
Macromolecules: structure and function 
Growth and development 
Products: synthesis and accumulation 
10 
12 
Interactions: environmental responses and 
symbiotic adaptations 
14 
Plant pathology: genetics and molecular 
biology 
16 
RESEARCH PROJECTS IN PROGRESS 
18 
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS 
The extraordinary active sites of hydrogenases 
A Le Cloiree, SC Davies, DJ Evans, DL Hughes, 
S Longhurst, CJ Pickett and JR Sanders 31 
High resolution structure—function analysis of 
Klebsiella pneumonitte nitrogenase MoFe-protein 
DM Lawson, SM Mayer, CA Gormal 
and BE Smith 
32 
Barley oxalate oxidase is a novel manganese-
containing, hydrogcn peroxide-producing enzyme 
L Requena and S Bornemann 34 
The Ins and Outs of protein export in bacteria 
T Palmer 
24-65 Cell and developmental biology 
Genomes: organisation and function 
Sequence and analysis of the Arabidopsis genome 
M Bevan, G Murphy, I Bancroft, P Ridley, E Bent, 
S Langham, B McCullagh, L Bilham, D Tacon 
and S Johnson 
24 
Brassica—Arabidopsis comparative physical mapping 
using a B. olemcea BIBAC library (JBo) 
C O'Neill, I Banoroft 26 
A fast genome scan revealed rice genomic diversity 
and strongly selected genomic regions 
J Zhu, P Stephenson, MD Gale 27 
Barley homologues of the Arabidopsis CONSTANS 
gene 
S Griffiths, G Coupland, DA Laurie 
28 
Analysis of transgenic barley in a small scale field 
trial 
WA Harwood, J Harden, SM Ross, L Fish, 
J Smith and JW Snape 
29 
Transgenic plants: a tool for fundamental genomics 
rescarch 
P Christou, A Kohli, E Stoger, RM Twyman, 
P Agrawal, X Fu, J Xiong, E Wegel, D Keen, 
H Tuck, M Wright, R Abranohes, P Shaw 30 
Wheat 'green revolution' dwarfing genes 
encode mutant orthologues of the Arabidopsis 
GAI protein 
DE Richards, J Peng and NP Harberd 
Dissecting Bene hierarchies in flower and 
meristem development 
R Sablowski, C Schommer, C Woodward 
and T Lawrenson 
Control of organ asymmetry in flowers of 
Antirrhinum 
D Luo, R Carpenter, L Copsey, C Vinoent, 
J Clarke and E Coen 
Genes involved in xylogenesis: a broad screen 
by cDNA-AFLP 
MC McCann, D Milton*, NJ Stacey, P Sado, 
M Mourelatou, JH Doonan, K Roberts 
GFP tagging shows that Cajal bodies arc dynamk 
sub-nuclear organelles 
K Boudonok, T Van L Dolan and P Shaw 
Phosphoinositides and nuclear transcription 
BK Drebak, S deVos, B Heras, PAC Watkins 
and P Taylor 
Products: synthesis and accumulation 
A regulatory cascade for antibiotic production in 
Streptomyces coelicolor 
J White and MJ Bibb 
43 
Caleosins — a new family of calcium-binding 
pluteins involved in oil-body biogenesis and 
trafficking in plants 
Dl Murphy 
44 
Arabidopsis as a model for understanding starch 
zertabolism 
S zirmauui, C Hylton and A Smith 
46 
A genetic approach to understanding the physical 
--:-..icture and gelatinisation of starch granules 
T I' Sograeheva, T L Wang and C L Hedley 47  
crops - improved and novel traits 
Christou, Y Perrin, E Stoger, T Capell, 
M J Leech, D Burtin, L Zeet , P Balasubramanian, 
S Baao Maqbool, N Carter, L Bassie, G Drakakaki, 
12-Hussiey, D Gahakwa, I Gerrard, F Hilliou, 
D Ecen. O Lepri, L Nicholson, N Palacios, 
IE Pleam-Thu, P Rocha, P Tinjuangjun, E Torres, 
I ?nek, E Wegel, M Wright 
48 
hat ractions: environmental responses and 
mbiotic adaptations 
in Rhizobium leguminosarum 
Vida(' 
/t K Ltthgow, F Wisniewski-Dyé, B Rodelas, 
it 1aat-tes. V Danino, J Jones and J A Downie 50  
The Maize streak virus late gene transcription unit 
imparts vascular-specific expression transgenic rice 
G Mazithulela, MI Boulton, P Christou 
and JW Davies 
57 
The Rarl gene, required for resistance to racc-specific powdery mildew resistance in barley. encodes 
a conserved Zn2*binding (CHORD) domain thai is 
required for development in C. elegans 
Shirasu, T Lahaye, A Sadanandom, F Zhou, 
C Azevedo and P Sehubse-Lefert 
59 
The specificity determinant of an RNA-ha 
immune system in plants? 
A Hamilton and D Baulcombe 
60 
Cytogenetics of resistance of wheat to Septoria 
tritici blotch 
LS Arraiano, AJ Worland and JKM Brown 61  
Systemic signaling and acclimation in rcsponse 
to excess excitation energy in Arabidopsis 
P Mullineaux, Reynolds and G Creissen 62 
De novo methylation and transgene-mediated 
virus resistance 
L Jones, CL Thomas, DC Baulcombe 
and AJ blaule 
63 
Constitutive defence mechanisms in plants 
J Carter, K Papadopoulou, Melton, 
J Morrissey, A Martin-Hernandez, M Dttkesne 
and A Osbourn 
65 
SUBJECT INDEX  
CONTRIBUTOR INDEX  
STAFF PUBLIC\ TIONS  
INSECTARY  
53 TECHNOLOGY INTERACTIONS 
'.:"'"11111M transport — a consen process from 
ma.ntiria to plants and humans 
has. G Coutts, D Blakey and M Merrick 51  t ,.enetics of symbiosis 
111110zratike, S Coomber and C Kistner 
genetics and the attraction of the 
Diaeretiella rapae to Brassica 
'tetuffleiL R Magrath, R Bradburne and 
IlieCalhun 
54 
jalamiz pathology: genetics and molecular 
-41~ of a new virus-insect interaction by 
,31 pseudo-recombination 
t w ttrwidon. K Saunders, ID Bedtord, S Mammon 
S Piaser, J Stanley and PO Markham 58 
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JOHN INNES FOUNDATION 
HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS 
87 
COMMUNICATING OUR SCIENCE 
PEOPLE AND EVENTS 
STAFF  
RESOURCES  
BBSRC SPONSORED INSTITUTES  
MAP LOCATION OF JIC  
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