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adam_text | CONTENTS SEETION I GENOME-WIDE AND GENOME-BASED RESEARCH 1.1 THE RICE
GENOME SEQUENEE AS AN INDISPENSABLE TOOL FOR CROP IMPROVEMENT 3 TAKUJI
SASAKI, JIANZHONG WU, HIROSHI MIZUNO, BALTAZAR A. ANTONIO, AND TAKASHI
MATSUMOTO 1 INTRODUCTION 3 2 MAJOR FEATURES OF THE RICE GENOME .. 4 3
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENOME STRUCTURE WITHIN ORYZA SATIVA 6 4
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENOME STRUCTURE IN THE GENUS ORYZA...: 7 5
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENOME STRUCTURE IN THE GRASS FAMILY 9 6
CONCLUSION..... 10 REFERENCES 11 1.2 BIOINFORMATIES AND DATABASE OF THE
RIEE GENOME............................. 13 HISATAKA NUMA, TSUYOSHI
TANAKA, AND TAKESHI ITOH 1 INTRODUCTION 13 2 GENE-FINDING IN THE RICE
GENOME..................................................... 13 3
COMPARISON OF GENE PREDICTION
PROGRAMS........................................ 14 4 PREDICTION OF GENE
FUNCTIONS............................................................ 16
5 THE RICE ANNOTATION PROJECT DATABASE 17 REFERENCES 20 1.3
SEQUENCING-BASED MEASUREMENTS OF MRNA AND SMALL RNA 23 KAN NOBUTA AND
BLAKE C. MEYERS 1 INTRODUCTION 23 2 INRNA MPSS DATA..... 25 3 SMALL RNA
MPSS 32 4 CONCLUSION.. 34 REFERENCES 35 VII VIII CONTENTS 1.4
MICROARRAY-BASED APPROAEHES TO RIEE TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS ...... 37 LEI
LI AND XING WANG DENG 1 INTRODUCTION 37 2 MICROARRAY PLATFONNS AND
METHODS 37 3 APPLICATIONS OF MICROARRAYS IN RICE TRANSCRIPTOME
ANALYSIS............ 39 4 TECHNICAL CHALLENGES AND RESOURCES FOR USING
RICE MICROARRAY SYSTEMS... 45 5 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 48 REFERENCES 49 1.5
HIGH-THROUGHPUT TRANSERIPTOME ANALYSIS IN RIEE FROM A GENOMIC
PERSPEETIVE....................................................... 53
SHOSHI KIKUCHI 1 INTRODUCTION.............................. 53 2 THE
RICE TRANSCRIPTOME: FROM EST COLLECTION TO CDNA-BASED MICROARRAY
SYSTEMS.......... 53 3 RICE FULL-IENGTH CDNA CLONE COLLECTION
PROJECL........................... 55 4 OLIGOARRAY SYSTEMS 61 5 GENE
FAMILY ANALYSIS 63 6 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 64 REFERENCES 65 1.6 ACTIVE
TRANSPOSUNS IN
RIEE...................................................................
69 TETSUYA NAKAZAKI, KEN NAITO, YUTAKA OKUMOTO, AND TAKATOSHI TANISAKA 1
INTRODUCTION....................... 69 2 DETECTION OF TRANSPOSON
SEQUENCES IN RICE... 70 3 ACTIVE TRANSPOSONS OF RICE 72 4
CONCLUSION....................... 77 REFERENCES 77 1.7 HOMOLOGOUS
REEOMBINATION-DEPENDENT GENE TARGETING AND AN ACTIVE DNA TRANSPOSON
NDART-PROMOTED GENE TAGGING FOR RIEE FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS 81 YASUYO
JOHZUKA-HISATOMI, MASAHIKO MAEKAWA, KYOKO TAKAGI, CHANG-HO EUN, TAKAKI
YAMAUCHI, ZENPEI SHIMATANI, NISAR AHMED, HIROKO URAWA, KAZUO TSUGANE,
RIE TERADA, AND SHIGERU IIDA 1 INTRODUCTION 81 2 HOMOLOGOUS
RECOMBINATION-DEPENDENT GENE TARGETING 84 3 ACTIVE DNA TRANSPOSON
NDART-PROMOTED GENE TAGGING..... 89 4 CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE
PROSPECTS 91 REFERENCES 92 CONTENTS IX 1.8 T-DNA TAGGING
LINES.........................................................................
... 95 GYNHEUNG AN 1 INTRODUCTION 95 2 GENERATION OF T-DNAINSERTIONAL
MUTANTS 95 3 GENERATION OF ACTIVATION-TAGGING
MUTANTS........................................ 96 4 ENTRAPMENT TAGGING
98 5 DNA POOL SCREENING FOR REVERSE GENETICS........ 99 6 ESTABLISHMENT
OF FLANKING SEQUENCE TAG (FST) DATABASES.............. 100 7 OBSTACLES
IN T-DNA INSERTIONAL MUTAGENESIS 103 8 FUTURE PROSPECTS 103 REFERENCES
.. 104 1.9 FREQUENT DNA TRANSFER AMONG MITOEHONDRIAL, PLASTID AND
NUCLEAR GENOMES OF RIEE DURING EVOLUTION 107 MIKIO NAKAZONO AND ATSUSHI
HIRAI 1 INTRODUCTION 107 2 PLASTID-TO-MITOCHONDRION DNA TRANSFER EVENTS
109 3 MITOCHONDRION-TO-NUCLEUS OR PLASTID-TO-NUCLEUS DNA TRANSFER EVENTS
110 4 DNA SEGMENTS FOUND COMMONLY IN ALL THREE GENOMES 113 5
NUCLEUS-TO-MITOCHONDRION DNA TRANSFER EVENTS 114 6 CONCLUSIONS AND
FUTURE PERSPECTIVES . 114 REFERENCES . 115 SEETION 11 SIGNAL
TRANSDUETION AND DEVELOPMENT 11.1 HORMONAL SIGNAL TRANSDUETION IN RIEE
121 AYAKO NAKAMURA AND MAKOTO MATSUOKA 1
INTRODUCTION..................................................................
.................... 121 2 GA SIGNALING IN
RICE.......................................................................
122 3 BRASSINOSTEROID SIGNALING IN
RICE.................................................... 126 4 AUXIN
SIGNALING IN RICE ** 129 5 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 131
REFERENCES..............................................................................................
132 11.2 RIEE HETEROTRIMERIE G PROTEIN SIGNALING 135 YUKIMOTO IWASAKI,
HISAHARU KATO, YUKIKO FUJISAWA, AND KATSUYUKI OKI 1 INTRODUCTION
*....................... 135 2 GENES AND TRANSLATION PRODUCTS FOR RICE
HETEROTRIMERIC G PROTEINS *..*.................... 135 3 MUTANTS WITH
DEFECTS IN THE SUBUNIT GENES ENCODING PLANT HETEROTRIMERIC G PROTEINS
**..***.. 138 X CONTENTS 4 ANALYSIS OF SIGNALING MEDIATED BY RIEE
HETEROTRIMERIE G PROTEINS USING A CONSTITUTIVELY AETIVE FORM OFTHE CL
SUBUNIT 138 5 MOLEEULES INTERAETING WITH ARABIDOPSIS GA 139 6 SIGNALING
PATHWAYS MEDIATED BY PLANT HETEROTRIMERIE G PROTEINS. 141 7 FURTHER
PERSPEETIVES.........................................................................
145
REFERENEES..............................................................................................
146 11.3 GENETIC CONTROL OF EMBRYOGENESIS IN RIEE... 149 YUTAKA SATO 1
INTRODUETION..................................................................
.................... 149 2 MOLEEULAR MARKERS USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF
RICE EMBRYOGENESIS .. 152 3 ANALYSIS OF ORGANOGENESIS DURING
EMBRYOGENESIS 153 4 FUTURE PERSPEETIVES 158
REFERENEES..............................................................................................
158 11.4 PHOTOPERIODIE FLOWERING IN RIEE 163 TAKESHI IZAWA 1
INTRODUETION 163 2 THE IMPORTANEE OF PHOTORECEPTION FOR PHOTOPERIODIE
FLOWERING IN RIEE 164 3 QUANTITATIVETRAIT LOCI ANALYSES REVEAL THE
CONSERVED FLORAL PATHWAY 165 4 A UNIQUE FLORAL PATHWAY EXISTS IN RIEE
166 5 THE IMPORTANCE OF FLORAL INHIBITION CONTROL UNDER LONG-DAY
CONDITIONS... 167 6 NIGHT-BREAK EXPERIMENTS IN RICE 169 7 THE ROLES OF
CIRCADIAN CLOCKS IN FLORAL INDUETION IN RIEE ARE STILL UNKNOWN 170 8
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LONG-DAY AND SHORT-DAY PLANTS.....................
171 9 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 173 REFERENEES 174 11.5 GENETIE REGULATION OF
MERISTEM MAINTENANEE AND ORGAN SPECIFIEATION IN RIEE FLOWER
DEVELOPMENT..................... 177 HIRO-YUKI HIRANO 1
INTRODUETION..................................................................
.................... 177 2 STRUCTURE OF THE INFIORESEENCE AND FLOWER IN
RICE... 178 3 FLORAL
MERISTEM...............................................................................
179 4 FLORAL ORGAN DEVELOPMENT 183 5 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 186
REFERENEES... 187 CONTENTS XI 11.6 GENETIE DISSEETION OF SEXUAL
REPRODUETION IN RIEE (ORYZA SATIVA
L.)...........................................................................
......... 191 KEN-ICHI NONOMURA AND SHINICHIRO YAMAKI 1
INTRODUCTION......................................................................................
191 2 REPRODUCTIVE ORGAN
DEVELOPMENT................................................... 192 3
SPOROGENESIS 195 4
MEIOSIS.............................................................................................
196 5 GAMETOGENESIS................. 200 6 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES ON
STUDIES IN RIEE SEXUAL REPRODUCTION 201 REFERENCES 202 11.7 MOLECULAR
STUDIES ON CYTOPLASMIE MALE STERILITY-ASSOCIATED GENES AND RESTORER
GENES IN RIEE 205 SOTA FUJII, TOMOHIKO KAZAMA, AND KINYA TORIYAMA 1
INTRODUETION......................................................................................
205 2 TYPES OF CMS IN RIEE. 205 3 MITOCHONDRIAL CHIMERIC GENES...... 208
4 MOLECULAR CLONING OF RFL AND MOLEEULAR MAPPING OF OTHER RF
GENES.............................................................................
210 5 APPROAEHES TOWARD UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANISM OF CMS INDUETION 213
6 CONCLUSION 214
REFERENCES..............................................................................................
214 SEETION 111 EVOLUTION AND EEOLOGY 111.1 PBYLOGENY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY
OF TBE GENUS ORYZA.. 219 DUNCAN A. VAUGHAN, SONG GE, AKITO KAGA, AND
NORIHIKO TOMOOKA 1 INTRODUCTION 219 2
PHYLOGENY.......................................................................................
220 3 ORYZA BIOGEOGRAPHY 225 REFERENCES 231 111.2 CBROMOSOME AND GENOME
EVOLUTION IN RIEE 235 NORI KURATA 1 INTRODUCTION 235 2 CHROMOSOMES IN
THE DIFFERENT GENOMES 235 3 CLASSIFICATION OF GENOMES BASED ON
CHROMOSOMEPAIRING........... 237 4 GENOME DUPLIEATION IN THE GENUS ORYZA
239 5 GENOME-WIDE EVOLUTION AMONG ORYZA SPECIES: GENOME SIZE,
RETROTRANSPOSON AND CENTROMERE 240 6 REGIONAL GENOME EVOLUTION AMONG
ORYZA SPECIES 241 XII CONTENTS 7 GENOME EVOLUTION IN THE POAEEAE FAMILY
242 REFERENEES 243 111.3 GENETIES OF SPECIATION IN RIEE 247 YOHEI KOIDE,
KAZUMITSU ONISHI, AKIRA KANAZAWA, AND YOSHIO SANO 1 INTRODUETION 247 2
GENETIC MECHANISMS OF POST-MATING
BARRIERS................................ 248 3 EVOLUTION OF REPRODUCTIVE
ISOLATION.............................................. 254 4
CONCLUSIONS AND PERSPEETIVES 256 REFERENCES... 256 LILA GENETIE
DIVERSITY IN WILD RELATIVES OF RIEE AND DOMESTIEATION EVENTS 261
HONG-WEI CAI, MASAHIRO AKIMOTO, AND HIROKO MORISHIMA 1 INTRODUCTION 261
2 GENETIC DIVERSITY OF AA-GENOME WILD
TAXA................................. 262 3 DIFFERENTIATION WITHIN O.
RUFIPOGON............................................... 265 4 GENETICS
OF DOMESTICATION 268 REFERENCES 273 111.5 RIEE RETROPOSON,P-SINE, AND
ITS USE FOR CLASSIFIEATION AND IDENTIFIEATION OF ORYZA
SPECIES................................................... 277 HISAKO
OHTSUBO, SUGURU TSUEHIMOTO, JIAN-HONG XU, CHAOYANG CHENG, MARCIA Y.
KOUDO, NORI KURATA, AND EIICHI OHTSUBO 1 INTRODUCTION 277 2 P-SINE
FAMILIES IN THE ORYZA GENUS 278 3 PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF ORYZA SPECIES
BASED ON SINE INSERTION
ANALYSIS............................................................ 280
4 SINE CODE IS AN EXCELLENT TOOL FOR IDENTIFIEATION OF ORYZA
SPECIES.......................................................................
...... 285 5 FINAL REMARKS 288 6 FUTURE
PERSPEETIVES.........................................................................
289 REFERENCES 289 SEETION IV IMPROVEMENT OF RIEE L V:L DETEETION AND
MOLEEULAR CLONING OF GENES UNDERLYING QUANTITATIVE PHENOTYPIC VARIATIONS
IN RIEE......... 295 TOSHIO YAMAMOTO AND MASAHIRO YANO 1 INTRODUCTION
295 2 MOLECULAR CLONING OF MAJOR QTLS WITH AGRONOMIE VALUES....... 295
CONTENTS XIII 3 IDENTIFIEATION OF MAJOR QTLS WITH AGRONOMIE VALUE.....
299 4 SYSTEMATIE GENETIE AND MOLEEULAR ANALYSIS AND UTILIZATION OF
NATURAL VARIATIONS 302 5 FUTURE PROSPEETS 305 REFERENEES 306 IV.2 RIEE
YIELDING AND PLANT HORMONES 309 MOTOYUKI ASHIKARI AND TOMOAKI SAKAMOTO 1
INTRODUETION 309 2 BREEDING OF SEMI-DWARF RIEE VARIETIES LED TO
DRAMATIEALLY INEREASED GRAIN PRODUCTION 310 3 GIBBERELLINS REGULATE
PLANT HEIGHT................................................ 310 4
BRASSINOSTEROIDS CONTROL LEAF ANGLE AND BIOMASS PRODUETION 314 5
CYTOKININS REGULATE GRAIN NUMBER 315 6 FUTURE PERSPEETIVES: AEEUMULATION
OF YIELDING-RELATED GENES FOR
BREEDING.........................................................................
316 REFERENEES 318 1 :3 REGULATION OF IRON AND ZINE UPTAKE AND
TRANSLOEATION IN RIEE . . .. . 321 TAKANORI KOBAYASHI AND NAOKO K.
NISHIZAWA 1 IRON (FE) AND ZINE (ZN) UPTAKE FROM THE RHIZOSPHERE MEDIATED
BY MUGINEIE ACID FAMILY PHYTOSIDEROPHORES (MAS) 321 2 UPTAKE OF FE 2 +
AND ZN 2 + IONS FROM THE RHIZOSPHERE 326 3 FE AND ZN TRANSLOEATION
INSIDE THE PLANT BODY 327 4 REGULATION OF EXPRESSION OF FE
UPTAKE-RELATED GENES 330 5 FUTURE PERSPEETIVES 332 REFERENEES 332 I :4
ABIOTIE
STRESS......................................................................................
337 TAKAYUKI OHNISHI, MIKIO NAKAZONO, AND NOBUHIRO TSUTSUMI 1
INTRODUETION.. 337 2 SIGNAL
TRANSDUETION........................................................................
337 3 PARTICULAR STRESSES 345 4 FUTURE PERSPEETIVES 351 REFERENEES 352
XIV CONTENTS IV.5 HEALTH-PROMOTING TRANSGENIE RIEE: APPLIEATION OF RIEE
SEEDS AS A DIRECT DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR BIOAETIVE PEPTIDES IN HUMAN
HEALTH. 357 FUMIO TAKAIWA, LIJUN YANG, AND HIROSHI YASUDA 1 INTRODUCTION
357 2 PLANT PRODUCTION SYSTEM AS A BIOREACTOR FOR FOREIGN RECOMBINANT
PROTEINS 358 3 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RICE SEED PRODUCTION SYSTEM AS A
BIOREACTOR 358 4 PRODUCTION TOO1S REQUIRED FOR EXPRESSION OF RECOMBINANT
PROTEINS 01 PEPTIDES IN RICE SEED................................ 359 5
CREATION OF FUNCTIONAL FOODS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO HUMAN HEALTH 363
REFERENCES 371
INDEX................................................................................................................
375
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CONTENTS SEETION I GENOME-WIDE AND GENOME-BASED RESEARCH 1.1 THE RICE
GENOME SEQUENEE AS AN INDISPENSABLE TOOL FOR CROP IMPROVEMENT 3 TAKUJI
SASAKI, JIANZHONG WU, HIROSHI MIZUNO, BALTAZAR A. ANTONIO, AND TAKASHI
MATSUMOTO 1 INTRODUCTION 3 2 MAJOR FEATURES OF THE RICE GENOME . 4 3
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENOME STRUCTURE WITHIN ORYZA SATIVA 6 4
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENOME STRUCTURE IN THE GENUS ORYZA.: 7 5
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GENOME STRUCTURE IN THE GRASS FAMILY 9 6
CONCLUSION. 10 REFERENCES 11 1.2 BIOINFORMATIES AND DATABASE OF THE
RIEE GENOME. 13 HISATAKA NUMA, TSUYOSHI
TANAKA, AND TAKESHI ITOH 1 INTRODUCTION 13 2 GENE-FINDING IN THE RICE
GENOME. 13 3
COMPARISON OF GENE PREDICTION
PROGRAMS. 14 4 PREDICTION OF GENE
FUNCTIONS. 16
5 THE RICE ANNOTATION PROJECT DATABASE 17 REFERENCES 20 1.3
SEQUENCING-BASED MEASUREMENTS OF MRNA AND SMALL RNA 23 KAN NOBUTA AND
BLAKE C. MEYERS 1 INTRODUCTION 23 2 INRNA MPSS DATA. 25 3 SMALL RNA
MPSS 32 4 CONCLUSION. 34 REFERENCES 35 VII VIII CONTENTS 1.4
MICROARRAY-BASED APPROAEHES TO RIEE TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS . 37 LEI
LI AND XING WANG DENG 1 INTRODUCTION 37 2 MICROARRAY PLATFONNS AND
METHODS 37 3 APPLICATIONS OF MICROARRAYS IN RICE TRANSCRIPTOME
ANALYSIS. 39 4 TECHNICAL CHALLENGES AND RESOURCES FOR USING
RICE MICROARRAY SYSTEMS. 45 5 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 48 REFERENCES 49 1.5
HIGH-THROUGHPUT TRANSERIPTOME ANALYSIS IN RIEE FROM A GENOMIC
PERSPEETIVE. 53
SHOSHI KIKUCHI 1 INTRODUCTION. 53 2 THE
RICE TRANSCRIPTOME: FROM EST COLLECTION TO CDNA-BASED MICROARRAY
SYSTEMS. 53 3 RICE FULL-IENGTH CDNA CLONE COLLECTION
PROJECL. 55 4 OLIGOARRAY SYSTEMS 61 5 GENE
FAMILY ANALYSIS 63 6 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 64 REFERENCES 65 1.6 ACTIVE
TRANSPOSUNS IN
RIEE.
69 TETSUYA NAKAZAKI, KEN NAITO, YUTAKA OKUMOTO, AND TAKATOSHI TANISAKA 1
INTRODUCTION. 69 2 DETECTION OF TRANSPOSON
SEQUENCES IN RICE. 70 3 ACTIVE TRANSPOSONS OF RICE 72 4
CONCLUSION. 77 REFERENCES 77 1.7 HOMOLOGOUS
REEOMBINATION-DEPENDENT GENE TARGETING AND AN ACTIVE DNA TRANSPOSON
NDART-PROMOTED GENE TAGGING FOR RIEE FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS 81 YASUYO
JOHZUKA-HISATOMI, MASAHIKO MAEKAWA, KYOKO TAKAGI, CHANG-HO EUN, TAKAKI
YAMAUCHI, ZENPEI SHIMATANI, NISAR AHMED, HIROKO URAWA, KAZUO TSUGANE,
RIE TERADA, AND SHIGERU IIDA 1 INTRODUCTION 81 2 HOMOLOGOUS
RECOMBINATION-DEPENDENT GENE TARGETING 84 3 ACTIVE DNA TRANSPOSON
NDART-PROMOTED GENE TAGGING. 89 4 CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE
PROSPECTS 91 REFERENCES 92 CONTENTS IX 1.8 T-DNA TAGGING
LINES.
. 95 GYNHEUNG AN 1 INTRODUCTION 95 2 GENERATION OF T-DNAINSERTIONAL
MUTANTS 95 3 GENERATION OF ACTIVATION-TAGGING
MUTANTS. 96 4 ENTRAPMENT TAGGING
98 5 DNA POOL SCREENING FOR REVERSE GENETICS. 99 6 ESTABLISHMENT
OF FLANKING SEQUENCE TAG (FST) DATABASES. 100 7 OBSTACLES
IN T-DNA INSERTIONAL MUTAGENESIS 103 8 FUTURE PROSPECTS 103 REFERENCES
. 104 1.9 FREQUENT DNA TRANSFER AMONG MITOEHONDRIAL, PLASTID AND
NUCLEAR GENOMES OF RIEE DURING EVOLUTION 107 MIKIO NAKAZONO AND ATSUSHI
HIRAI 1 INTRODUCTION 107 2 PLASTID-TO-MITOCHONDRION DNA TRANSFER EVENTS
109 3 MITOCHONDRION-TO-NUCLEUS OR PLASTID-TO-NUCLEUS DNA TRANSFER EVENTS
110 4 DNA SEGMENTS FOUND COMMONLY IN ALL THREE GENOMES 113 5
NUCLEUS-TO-MITOCHONDRION DNA TRANSFER EVENTS 114 6 CONCLUSIONS AND
FUTURE PERSPECTIVES . 114 REFERENCES . 115 SEETION 11 SIGNAL
TRANSDUETION AND DEVELOPMENT 11.1 HORMONAL SIGNAL TRANSDUETION IN RIEE
121 AYAKO NAKAMURA AND MAKOTO MATSUOKA 1
INTRODUCTION.
. 121 2 GA SIGNALING IN
RICE.
122 3 BRASSINOSTEROID SIGNALING IN
RICE. 126 4 AUXIN
SIGNALING IN RICE ** 129 5 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 131
REFERENCES.
132 11.2 RIEE HETEROTRIMERIE G PROTEIN SIGNALING 135 YUKIMOTO IWASAKI,
HISAHARU KATO, YUKIKO FUJISAWA, AND KATSUYUKI OKI 1 INTRODUCTION
*. 135 2 GENES AND TRANSLATION PRODUCTS FOR RICE
HETEROTRIMERIC G PROTEINS *.*. 135 3 MUTANTS WITH
DEFECTS IN THE SUBUNIT GENES ENCODING PLANT HETEROTRIMERIC G PROTEINS
**.***. 138 X CONTENTS 4 ANALYSIS OF SIGNALING MEDIATED BY RIEE
HETEROTRIMERIE G PROTEINS USING A CONSTITUTIVELY AETIVE FORM OFTHE CL
SUBUNIT 138 5 MOLEEULES INTERAETING WITH ARABIDOPSIS GA 139 6 SIGNALING
PATHWAYS MEDIATED BY PLANT HETEROTRIMERIE G PROTEINS. 141 7 FURTHER
PERSPEETIVES.
145
REFERENEES.
146 11.3 GENETIC CONTROL OF EMBRYOGENESIS IN RIEE. 149 YUTAKA SATO 1
INTRODUETION.
. 149 2 MOLEEULAR MARKERS USED IN THE ANALYSIS OF
RICE EMBRYOGENESIS . 152 3 ANALYSIS OF ORGANOGENESIS DURING
EMBRYOGENESIS 153 4 FUTURE PERSPEETIVES 158
REFERENEES.
158 11.4 PHOTOPERIODIE FLOWERING IN RIEE 163 TAKESHI IZAWA 1
INTRODUETION 163 2 THE IMPORTANEE OF PHOTORECEPTION FOR PHOTOPERIODIE
FLOWERING IN RIEE 164 3 QUANTITATIVETRAIT LOCI ANALYSES REVEAL THE
CONSERVED FLORAL PATHWAY 165 4 A UNIQUE FLORAL PATHWAY EXISTS IN RIEE
166 5 THE IMPORTANCE OF FLORAL INHIBITION CONTROL UNDER LONG-DAY
CONDITIONS. 167 6 NIGHT-BREAK EXPERIMENTS IN RICE 169 7 THE ROLES OF
CIRCADIAN CLOCKS IN FLORAL INDUETION IN RIEE ARE STILL UNKNOWN 170 8
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LONG-DAY AND SHORT-DAY PLANTS.
171 9 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 173 REFERENEES 174 11.5 GENETIE REGULATION OF
MERISTEM MAINTENANEE AND ORGAN SPECIFIEATION IN RIEE FLOWER
DEVELOPMENT. 177 HIRO-YUKI HIRANO 1
INTRODUETION.
. 177 2 STRUCTURE OF THE INFIORESEENCE AND FLOWER IN
RICE. 178 3 FLORAL
MERISTEM.
179 4 FLORAL ORGAN DEVELOPMENT 183 5 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES 186
REFERENEES. 187 CONTENTS XI 11.6 GENETIE DISSEETION OF SEXUAL
REPRODUETION IN RIEE (ORYZA SATIVA
L.).
. 191 KEN-ICHI NONOMURA AND SHINICHIRO YAMAKI 1
INTRODUCTION.
191 2 REPRODUCTIVE ORGAN
DEVELOPMENT. 192 3
SPOROGENESIS 195 4
MEIOSIS.
196 5 GAMETOGENESIS. 200 6 FUTURE PERSPECTIVES ON
STUDIES IN RIEE SEXUAL REPRODUCTION 201 REFERENCES '" 202 11.7 MOLECULAR
STUDIES ON CYTOPLASMIE MALE STERILITY-ASSOCIATED GENES AND RESTORER
GENES IN RIEE 205 SOTA FUJII, TOMOHIKO KAZAMA, AND KINYA TORIYAMA 1
INTRODUETION.
205 2 TYPES OF CMS IN RIEE. 205 3 MITOCHONDRIAL CHIMERIC GENES. 208
4 MOLECULAR CLONING OF RFL AND MOLEEULAR MAPPING OF OTHER RF
GENES.
210 5 APPROAEHES TOWARD UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANISM OF CMS INDUETION 213
6 CONCLUSION 214
REFERENCES.
214 SEETION 111 EVOLUTION AND EEOLOGY 111.1 PBYLOGENY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY
OF TBE GENUS ORYZA. 219 DUNCAN A. VAUGHAN, SONG GE, AKITO KAGA, AND
NORIHIKO TOMOOKA 1 INTRODUCTION 219 2
PHYLOGENY.
220 3 ORYZA BIOGEOGRAPHY 225 REFERENCES 231 111.2 CBROMOSOME AND GENOME
EVOLUTION IN RIEE 235 NORI KURATA 1 INTRODUCTION 235 2 CHROMOSOMES IN
THE DIFFERENT GENOMES 235 3 CLASSIFICATION OF GENOMES BASED ON
CHROMOSOMEPAIRING. 237 4 GENOME DUPLIEATION IN THE GENUS ORYZA
239 5 GENOME-WIDE EVOLUTION AMONG ORYZA SPECIES: GENOME SIZE,
RETROTRANSPOSON AND CENTROMERE 240 6 REGIONAL GENOME EVOLUTION AMONG
ORYZA SPECIES 241 XII CONTENTS 7 GENOME EVOLUTION IN THE POAEEAE FAMILY
242 REFERENEES 243 111.3 GENETIES OF SPECIATION IN RIEE 247 YOHEI KOIDE,
KAZUMITSU ONISHI, AKIRA KANAZAWA, AND YOSHIO SANO 1 INTRODUETION 247 2
GENETIC MECHANISMS OF POST-MATING
BARRIERS. 248 3 EVOLUTION OF REPRODUCTIVE
ISOLATION. 254 4
CONCLUSIONS AND PERSPEETIVES 256 REFERENCES. 256 LILA GENETIE
DIVERSITY IN WILD RELATIVES OF RIEE AND DOMESTIEATION EVENTS 261
HONG-WEI CAI, MASAHIRO AKIMOTO, AND HIROKO MORISHIMA 1 INTRODUCTION 261
2 GENETIC DIVERSITY OF AA-GENOME WILD
TAXA. 262 3 DIFFERENTIATION WITHIN O.
RUFIPOGON. 265 4 GENETICS
OF DOMESTICATION 268 REFERENCES 273 111.5 RIEE RETROPOSON,P-SINE, AND
ITS USE FOR CLASSIFIEATION AND IDENTIFIEATION OF ORYZA
SPECIES. 277 HISAKO
OHTSUBO, SUGURU TSUEHIMOTO, JIAN-HONG XU, CHAOYANG CHENG, MARCIA Y.
KOUDO, NORI KURATA, AND EIICHI OHTSUBO 1 INTRODUCTION 277 2 P-SINE
FAMILIES IN THE ORYZA GENUS 278 3 PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF ORYZA SPECIES
BASED ON SINE INSERTION
ANALYSIS. 280
4 "SINE CODE" IS AN EXCELLENT TOOL FOR IDENTIFIEATION OF ORYZA
SPECIES.
. 285 5 FINAL REMARKS 288 6 FUTURE
PERSPEETIVES.
289 REFERENCES 289 SEETION IV IMPROVEMENT OF RIEE L"V:L DETEETION AND
MOLEEULAR CLONING OF GENES UNDERLYING QUANTITATIVE PHENOTYPIC VARIATIONS
IN RIEE. 295 TOSHIO YAMAMOTO AND MASAHIRO YANO 1 INTRODUCTION
295 2 MOLECULAR CLONING OF MAJOR QTLS WITH AGRONOMIE VALUES. 295
CONTENTS XIII 3 IDENTIFIEATION OF MAJOR QTLS WITH AGRONOMIE VALUE.
299 4 SYSTEMATIE GENETIE AND MOLEEULAR ANALYSIS AND UTILIZATION OF
NATURAL VARIATIONS 302 5 FUTURE PROSPEETS 305 REFERENEES 306 IV.2 RIEE
YIELDING AND PLANT HORMONES 309 MOTOYUKI ASHIKARI AND TOMOAKI SAKAMOTO 1
INTRODUETION 309 2 BREEDING OF SEMI-DWARF RIEE VARIETIES LED TO
DRAMATIEALLY INEREASED GRAIN PRODUCTION 310 3 GIBBERELLINS REGULATE
PLANT HEIGHT. 310 4
BRASSINOSTEROIDS CONTROL LEAF ANGLE AND BIOMASS PRODUETION 314 5
CYTOKININS REGULATE GRAIN NUMBER 315 6 FUTURE PERSPEETIVES: AEEUMULATION
OF YIELDING-RELATED GENES FOR
BREEDING.
316 REFERENEES 318 1"\:3 REGULATION OF IRON AND ZINE UPTAKE AND
TRANSLOEATION IN RIEE '" . . . . 321 TAKANORI KOBAYASHI AND NAOKO K.
NISHIZAWA 1 IRON (FE) AND ZINE (ZN) UPTAKE FROM THE RHIZOSPHERE MEDIATED
BY MUGINEIE ACID FAMILY PHYTOSIDEROPHORES (MAS) 321 2 UPTAKE OF FE 2 +
AND ZN 2 + IONS FROM THE RHIZOSPHERE 326 3 FE AND ZN TRANSLOEATION
INSIDE THE PLANT BODY 327 4 REGULATION OF EXPRESSION OF FE
UPTAKE-RELATED GENES 330 5 FUTURE PERSPEETIVES 332 REFERENEES 332 I\:4
ABIOTIE
STRESS.
337 TAKAYUKI OHNISHI, MIKIO NAKAZONO, AND NOBUHIRO TSUTSUMI 1
INTRODUETION. 337 2 SIGNAL
TRANSDUETION.
337 3 PARTICULAR STRESSES 345 4 FUTURE PERSPEETIVES 351 REFERENEES 352
XIV CONTENTS IV.5 HEALTH-PROMOTING TRANSGENIE RIEE: APPLIEATION OF RIEE
SEEDS AS A DIRECT DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR BIOAETIVE PEPTIDES IN HUMAN
HEALTH. 357 FUMIO TAKAIWA, LIJUN YANG, AND HIROSHI YASUDA 1 INTRODUCTION
357 2 PLANT PRODUCTION SYSTEM AS A BIOREACTOR FOR FOREIGN RECOMBINANT
PROTEINS 358 3 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RICE SEED PRODUCTION SYSTEM AS A
BIOREACTOR 358 4 PRODUCTION TOO1S REQUIRED FOR EXPRESSION OF RECOMBINANT
PROTEINS 01'PEPTIDES IN RICE SEED. 359 5
CREATION OF FUNCTIONAL FOODS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO HUMAN HEALTH 363
REFERENCES 371
INDEX.
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spelling | Rice biology in the genomics era Hiro-Yuki Hirano ... (eds.) Berlin [u.a.] Springer Berlin 2008 XXI, 381 S. 68 schw.-w. Ill., 8 farb. Ill., 24 schw.-w. Tab., 25 schw.-w. Fotos, 8 farb. Fotos, 43 schw.-w. graph. Darst. 235 mm x 155 mm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Biotechnology in Agriculture and Forestry 62 Crop improvement Rice Biotechnology Rice Molecular genetics Gentechnologie (DE-588)4071722-7 gnd rswk-swf Reiszüchtung (DE-588)4177624-0 gnd rswk-swf Reis (DE-588)4049271-0 gnd rswk-swf Transgene Pflanzen (DE-588)4311513-5 gnd rswk-swf Molekularbiologie (DE-588)4039983-7 gnd rswk-swf Genanalyse (DE-588)4200230-8 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Reis (DE-588)4049271-0 s Genanalyse (DE-588)4200230-8 s DE-604 Reiszüchtung (DE-588)4177624-0 s Gentechnologie (DE-588)4071722-7 s Molekularbiologie (DE-588)4039983-7 s Transgene Pflanzen (DE-588)4311513-5 s b DE-604 Hirano, Hiroyuki edt Biotechnology in Agriculture and Forestry 62 (DE-604)BV035362096 62 OEBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016316411&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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title | Rice biology in the genomics era |
title_auth | Rice biology in the genomics era |
title_exact_search | Rice biology in the genomics era |
title_exact_search_txtP | Rice biology in the genomics era |
title_full | Rice biology in the genomics era Hiro-Yuki Hirano ... (eds.) |
title_fullStr | Rice biology in the genomics era Hiro-Yuki Hirano ... (eds.) |
title_full_unstemmed | Rice biology in the genomics era Hiro-Yuki Hirano ... (eds.) |
title_short | Rice biology in the genomics era |
title_sort | rice biology in the genomics era |
topic | Crop improvement Rice Biotechnology Rice Molecular genetics Gentechnologie (DE-588)4071722-7 gnd Reiszüchtung (DE-588)4177624-0 gnd Reis (DE-588)4049271-0 gnd Transgene Pflanzen (DE-588)4311513-5 gnd Molekularbiologie (DE-588)4039983-7 gnd Genanalyse (DE-588)4200230-8 gnd |
topic_facet | Crop improvement Rice Biotechnology Rice Molecular genetics Gentechnologie Reiszüchtung Reis Transgene Pflanzen Molekularbiologie Genanalyse Aufsatzsammlung |
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