About
The project has generated reporter lines that express proteins tagged with a fluorescent marker. Using confocal microscopy, the lines display visual information about when and where the tagged proteins are expressed and how specific proteins may be interacting and functioning. The new phase of the project will generate promoter fusion lines to drive expression of any gene in a number of specific chosen tissue or cell types, to enable gene over-expression and knockout studies.
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Jan 2015 — PCP Cover
Project website and database featured as cover article in 2015 Plant & Cell Physiology Database Issue -
Oct 2014 — News Article
News article recognizing the work of the Project PI Dave Jackson from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory -
Dec 2012 — Ordering seeds
Requesting Seeds here. -
Dec 2012 — Ordering clones
Order Clones Here. -
Dec 2012 — Submit a gene for tagging
You can now submit a gene for fluorescent tagging with this submission form. -
Nov 2012 — Project Meeting
Group Meeting at University of Wyoming, Laramie to discuss the status of the project -
Aug 2012 — Plant Phys Cover
Project featured as cover article in Breakthrough Technologies: Reliable Transient Transformation of Intact Maize Leaf Cells for Functional Genomics and Experimental Study -
Jul 2012 — Plant Cell Cover
Project featured in Plant Cell cover article: Pod corn is caused by rearrangement at the Tunicate1 locus in maize. -
Mar 2012 — Project Meeting
Group meeting before the Maize Genetics Conference at Portland, OR -
Mar 2011 — Project Meeting
Group meeting with the NSF Advisory Committee before the Maize Genetics Conference at St. Charles, IL -
Oct 2010 — NSF Award #1027445
Project receives renewal funding from the NSF to develop a two component system in maize for characterization of cell/tissue-specific gene expression -
Nov 2009 — Science Poster
A poster about The Maize Genome, published in Science, feature an image from our Maize Cell Genomics project. -
Jun 2009 — Book Chapter
A book chapter which describes detailed methods and protocols by Mohanty et al. -
Feb 2009 — Maize fluorescent protein tagged lines
First comprehensive set of maize fluorescent protein tagged lines published by Mohanty et al. -
May 2008 — Genetics Workshop 2008
Updates on genetics workshop with Little Big Horn College, MT (May 12-16, 2008) -
Jul 2007 — Genetics Workshop 2007
Updates on genetics workshop with Little Big Horn College, MT (July 23-30, 2007) -
May 2007 — Seeds available from Jackson Lab
Seeds available from Dave Jackson -
May 2007 — Seeds available from Sylvester Lab
Seeds available from Anne Sylvester -
Jul 2005 — NSF Award #0501862
Project receives funding from the National Science Foundation to characterize subcellular localization of maize proteins.
Maize two-component transactivation
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