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Author:   J.C. Ormrod ,  D. Francis
Publisher:   Kluwer Academic Publishers
Imprint:   Kluwer Academic Publishers
Weight:   0.555kg
ISBN:  

9780792317678

ISBN 10:   079231767
Pages:   236
Publication Date:   31 March 1993
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

The controls acting at mitosis in Schizosaccharomyces pombe , J. Hayles and P. Nurse; a p34cdc2-based cell cycle - its significance in monocoyledenous, dicotyledenous and unicellular plants, P.C.L. John, et al; isolation of arabidopsis homologues to yeast cell cycle genes, F.Z. Watts, et al; the molecular genetics and biochemistry of DNA replication, S.J. Aves and J.A. Bryant; control of initiation of DNA replication in plants, M.R.H. Buddles, et al; nuclear proteins and the release from quiescence of root meristematic cells in pisum sativum, D. Chiatante; histone H24 expression during s-phase - histological co-localization of H2A mRNA and DNA synthesis in pea root tips, E.Y. Tanimoto, et al; molecular characterization of cell populations in the maize root apex, P.A. Sabelli; key components of cell cycle control during auxin-induced cell division, D. Dudits, et al; auxin-mediated activation of DNA synthesis via par genes in tobacco mesophyll protoplasts, T. Nagata and Y. Takahashi; polyamines and protein modification during the cell cycle, S. Del Duca and D. Serafini-Fracassini; cytoskeletal analysis of maize meiotic mutants, C.J. Staiger, W.Z. Cande; cell cycle regulation in cultured cells, D.E. Hanke; the cell division cycle in relation to root organogenesis, P.W. Barlow; regulation of cell division in the shoot apex, D. Francis and R.J. Herbert.

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This timely volume will interest all cell biologists in search of fertile ground for a foray into plant development and cell division regulation. Given the ease of manipulation of plants, the accessibility of diverse genetic stocks, the absence of constraints imposed by plants rights' activists (so far!), and the importance of this kingdom for the survival of our own, the book should serve to catalyze the migration of experimental biologists over to the green side of life.' Thomas Jacobs in Science, 262, November 1993 Overall, I would recommend this book to anyone, from postgraduate level onwards, looking for a reference source for work on the plant cell cycle up to April 1992.' Journal of Experimental Botany, 45: 281, December 1994

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