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20060925 Monday September 25, 2006
ok, let's add some comments Going back to the Levesque et al (2006) paper. I am still not sure how they were able to discern asymmetric cell divisions (fig 2J). I just feel the authors are overextrapolating, or state it as "matter of fact." I agree that SHR has a role in cell division....
20060921 Thursday September 21, 2006
C'mon everyone, post! Let's have a comment frenzy!  The blog is kind of boring if we don't actually use it. I mean, I know I'm mostly just putting off studying for my biochem exam, but....
Questions 9/21/06 Cat 1) Pertaining to Surge and Destroy:  Does the lack of lethal mutants with single mutations in the PIN proteins suggest that a certain amount of Auxin can be transported without PINs or that there is a compensation during embryogenesis? 2)...
20060920 Wednesday September 20, 2006
Mark's Questions 1) are there seperate sets of ARFs, AUX/IAA proteins, etc. for IAA and IBA etc?  Do the same PIN proteins interact with IAA and IBA? The generalization of "auxin" is confusing... 2) I'm not sure I understand how (theoretically) the presence of ARFs...
Jenik 1.-How good or how reliable are results that came from DR5 experiments? By the way described it seems there's too much uncertainty in using DR5 as a reporter of IAA activity. 2.- Why would nph4 and nph4-like mutants exhibit deficiency of cell expansion only...
20060919 Tuesday September 19, 2006
Christina's questions 9/19/06 – Jaillais 2006   0.25in;" class="MsoNormal"> -[if" alt="" />supportLists]--> 1)       In figure 2, I don?t see much difference between n-p and q-s. 0.25in;" class="MsoNormal"> -[if"...
20060913 Wednesday September 13, 2006
9/14/06 questions, Wildwater et al. Questions for Wildwater: 1) What exactly are "lox" recombination sites? 2) Their interpretation was that SCR has opposing effects in relation to RBR function and activity--what might this mechanism look like? 3) Where is the proximal meristem? ...
Wildwater-Qs In the scr-4, rBRr double mutant there's a restoration of the QC along with additional columella cells but there is no restoration of root size. I'm not sure how this is possible? I would guess that scr is also required for QC maintenance? In page 1342 top...
Questions for RBR Paper Question 1) In the model on page 1345 the authors show a pathway for RBR pathway action and interaction in plants, however I feel that this model is a bit premature, is there any other evidence in plant systems to support this model? Question 2) The...
20060912 Tuesday September 12, 2006
RBR questions 9/12/06 ? Wildwater et al, Cell 2005 0.25in;"> userdefined="">  supportLists]--> 1)       After showing the reduced protein expression via western blot (fig.1K), couldn‘t the authors have fused GUS or ...
20060911 Monday September 11, 2006
ok Looks like the blog is working for me as well. -Ramon
20060907 Thursday September 07, 2006
Plant Development Posting is Set Okay,  I guess I don't have an excuse for posting anymore!  I am on the list now! Cat
Lecture notes online now The link for the lecture notes is (and was) active. I hope everyone can now post new entries now; I have "invited" you and you should have received an email (unless I misspelled your email). I did not get a chance to talk about auxin and the paradox that...
20060906 Wednesday September 06, 2006
Questions frm stds for Levesque questions for sept 10th 1) On page 744, the authors discuss the target validation for 4 out of the eight candidates. They describe expression patterns for SCR, MGP, NUC, but their is no evidence for TRI, is there? 2) What type of mutations are shr-2 and...
20060901 Friday September 01, 2006
Control of flowering map This post is in regard to Bob's comments about the many ways that flowering is controlled in Arabidopsis. This is a late post because  it took me a while to figure out  how to  add a jpg. If anyone is missing a toolbar  above their text...
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