Ian S Curtis
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Curtis I
Plant Cell Rep
. 2010 Dec;
30(5):733-44.
PMID: 21191596
Radish is a major root crop grown in the Far East and is especially important to some low-income countries where it is consumed on a daily basis. Developments in gene...
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Damaj M, Kumpatla S, Emani C, Beremand P, Reddy A, Rathore K, et al.
Planta
. 2010 Mar;
231(6):1439-58.
PMID: 20352262
Transcription profiling analysis identified Saccharum hybrid DIRIGENT (SHDIR16) and Omicron-Methyltransferase (SHOMT), putative defense and fiber biosynthesis-related genes that are highly expressed in the stem of sugarcane, a major sucrose accumulator...
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Curtis I
Methods Mol Biol
. 2006 Sep;
343:449-58.
PMID: 16988367
Lettuce is a globally important leafy vegetable with the United States being the largest world producers. The crop is susceptible to a number of viruses that are aphid transmitted and...
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Curtis I, Hanada A, Yamaguchi S, Kamiya Y
Planta
. 2005 Nov;
222(6):957-67.
PMID: 16270204
The gibberellin (GA) 2-oxidase (PcGA2ox1) from bean catalyses the 2beta-hydroxylation of some precursor and bioactive GAs resulting in their inactivation. We have expressed PcGA2ox1 under the control of the estrogen...
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Curtis I
Methods Mol Biol
. 2004 Aug;
286:103-10.
PMID: 15310916
The application of floral dipping toward the production of transformed plants has been rather limited. However, this procedure has enabled the successful production of transformed Medicago truncatula plants (a model...
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Curtis I
Trends Plant Sci
. 2003 Jul;
8(7):305-7.
PMID: 12878009
Recent developments in plant biotechnology have revealed that radish can be genetically modified by a technique called "floral-dipping". This system has been used successfully to delay both bolting and flowering...
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Curtis I, Nam H, Yun J, Seo K
Transgenic Res
. 2002 Jul;
11(3):249-56.
PMID: 12113457
A late-flowering transgenic radish has been produced by the expression of an antisense GIGANTEA (GI) gene fragment using a floral-dip method. Twenty-five plants were dipped into a suspension of Agrobacterium...
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Okada K, Kawaide H, Kuzuyama T, Seto H, Curtis I, Kamiya Y
Planta
. 2002 May;
215(2):339-44.
PMID: 12029484
Transgenic plants of Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh. (ecotype Columbia) expressing the antisense AtMECT gene, encoding 2- C-methyl- D-erythritol 4-phosphate cytidylyltransferase, were generated to elucidate the physiological role of the nonmevalonate...