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Plant Cytogenetics

This workshop highlights recent and exciting advances in plant cytogenetics, including basic and applied research. The workshop is a forum for new concepts and procedures that focus or rely heavily on plant cytogenetics. The theme is intended to be of broad interest of with specific examples of the unique role of modern cytogenetics in understanding plant genome structure, regulation, meiosis, ploidy, or genome dynamics.
Date: Sunday, January 15, 2017
Time: 1:30 PM-3:40 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 4-5 (2nd Floor)
Organizers:
James Higgins and Eugenio Sanchez-Moran
1:30 PM
W683
Unique Expression Pattern, Insertions/Deletions and Alternate Splicing Evolved the Novel Function of the Ph1 Gene of Wheat
Kulvinder Gill, Washington State University

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1:50 PM
W684
Mechanisms of Meiotic Prophase are Disrupted in Neopolyploid Maize
Mischa Olson, Cornell University; Wojtek Pawlowski, Cornell University - Section of Plant Biology, School of Integrative Plant Science

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2:10 PM
W685
Evolution of Chiasma Patterning: A Route to Stable Polyploids?
Chris Franklin, University of Birmingham; Christopher H. Morgan, University of Birmingham, UK; Kirsten Bomblies, John Innes Centre; Levi Yant, John Innes Centre; James David Higgins, University of Leicester

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2:30 PM
W686
Bringing Light to Barley Meiosis
Isabelle Colas, The James Hutton Institute

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2:50 PM
W687
Function of an E3 Ligase in Rice Meiotic Progression
Wanqi Liang, Shanghai JiaoTong University

3:10 PM
W688
Topoisomerase II is Required for Programmed Chromosome Reorganization during Meiosis and Mitosis in Plants
Marina Martinez Garcia, University of Birmingham; Eugenio Sanchez-Moran, University of Birmingham; Chris Franklin, University of Birmingham

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