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The Occurrence Of A Thylakoid-Localized Small Zinc Finger Protein In Land Plants, Yan Lu Nov 2011

The Occurrence Of A Thylakoid-Localized Small Zinc Finger Protein In Land Plants, Yan Lu

Yan Lu

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A Small Zinc Finger Thylakoid Protein Plays A Role In Maintenance Of Photosystem Ii In Arabidopsis Thaliana, Yan Lu, David Hall, Robert Last May 2011

A Small Zinc Finger Thylakoid Protein Plays A Role In Maintenance Of Photosystem Ii In Arabidopsis Thaliana, Yan Lu, David Hall, Robert Last

Yan Lu

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Chloroplast 2010: A Database For Large-Scale Phenotypic Screening Of Arabidopsis Mutants, Yan Lu, Linda Savage, Matthew Larson, Curtis Wilkerson, Robert Last Mar 2011

Chloroplast 2010: A Database For Large-Scale Phenotypic Screening Of Arabidopsis Mutants, Yan Lu, Linda Savage, Matthew Larson, Curtis Wilkerson, Robert Last

Yan Lu

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Detection Of Panax Quinquefolius In Panax Ginseng Using ‘Subtracted Diversity Array’, Linhai Niu, Nitin Mantri, Chun Li, Charlie Xue, Hans Wohlmuth, Edwin Pang Mar 2011

Detection Of Panax Quinquefolius In Panax Ginseng Using ‘Subtracted Diversity Array’, Linhai Niu, Nitin Mantri, Chun Li, Charlie Xue, Hans Wohlmuth, Edwin Pang

Dr Hans Wohlmuth

BACKGROUND: Food adulteration remains a major global concern. DNA fingerprinting has several advantages over chemical and morphological identification techniques. DNA microarray-based fingerprinting techniques have not been used previously to detect adulteration involving dried commercial samples of closely related species. Here we report amplification of low-level DNA obtained from dried commercial ginseng samples using the Qiagen™ REPLI-g® Kit. Further, we used a subtracted diversity array (SDA) to fingerprint the two ginseng species, Panax ginseng and Panax quinquefolius, that are frequently mixed for adulteration. RESULTS: The two ginseng species were successfully discriminated using SDA. Further, SDA was sensitive enough to detect a …

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Chloroplast Phenomics: Systematic Phenotypic Screening Of Chloroplast Protein Mutants In Arabidopsis, Yan Lu, Linda Savage, Robert Last Dec 2010

Chloroplast Phenomics: Systematic Phenotypic Screening Of Chloroplast Protein Mutants In Arabidopsis, Yan Lu, Linda Savage, Robert Last

Yan Lu

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