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EXPRESSING FOREIGN GENES IN THE PISTIL - A COMPARISON OF S-RNASE CONSTRUCTS IN DIFFERENT NICOTIANA BACKGROUNDS
Authors: MURFETT J MCCLURE BA
Citation: J. Murfett et Ba. Mcclure, EXPRESSING FOREIGN GENES IN THE PISTIL - A COMPARISON OF S-RNASE CONSTRUCTS IN DIFFERENT NICOTIANA BACKGROUNDS, Plant molecular biology, 37(3), 1998, pp. 561-569
RNASEI FROM ESCHERICHIA-COLI CANNOT SUBSTITUTE FOR S-RNASE IN REJECTION OF NICOTIANA-PLUMBAGINIFOLIA POLLEN
Authors: BEECHER B MURFETT J MCCLURE BA
Citation: B. Beecher et al., RNASEI FROM ESCHERICHIA-COLI CANNOT SUBSTITUTE FOR S-RNASE IN REJECTION OF NICOTIANA-PLUMBAGINIFOLIA POLLEN, Plant molecular biology, 36(4), 1998, pp. 553-563
COMPARISON OF ANALYTICAL MODELING OF OEDIPUS TETHERS WITH DATA FROM TETHER LABORATORY
Authors: VIGNERON FR JABLONSKI AM CHANDRASHAKER R BERGMANS JL MCCLURE BA TYC G
Citation: Fr. Vigneron et al., COMPARISON OF ANALYTICAL MODELING OF OEDIPUS TETHERS WITH DATA FROM TETHER LABORATORY, Journal of guidance, control, and dynamics, 20(3), 1997, pp. 471-478
S-RNASE AND INTERSPECIFIC POLLEN REJECTION IN THE GENUS NICOTIANA - MULTIPLE POLLEN-REJECTION PATHWAYS CONTRIBUTE TO UNILATERAL INCOMPATIBILITY BETWEEN SELF-INCOMPATIBLE AND SELF-COMPATIBLE SPECIES
Authors: MURFETT J STRABALA TJ ZUREK DM MOU BQ BEECHER B MCCLURE BA
Citation: J. Murfett et al., S-RNASE AND INTERSPECIFIC POLLEN REJECTION IN THE GENUS NICOTIANA - MULTIPLE POLLEN-REJECTION PATHWAYS CONTRIBUTE TO UNILATERAL INCOMPATIBILITY BETWEEN SELF-INCOMPATIBLE AND SELF-COMPATIBLE SPECIES, The Plant cell, 8(6), 1996, pp. 943-958
DISPUTED ANCESTRY - COMMENTS ON A MODEL FOR THE ORIGIN OF INCOMPATIBILITY IN FLOWERING PLANTS
Authors: READ SM NEWBIGIN E CLARKE AE MCCLURE BA KAO TH
Citation: Sm. Read et al., DISPUTED ANCESTRY - COMMENTS ON A MODEL FOR THE ORIGIN OF INCOMPATIBILITY IN FLOWERING PLANTS, The Plant cell, 7(6), 1995, pp. 661-664
ANTISENSE SUPPRESSION OF S-RNASE EXPRESSION IN NICOTIANA USING RNA-POLYMERASE-II-TRANSCRIBED AND RNA-POLYMERASE-III-TRANSCRIBED GENE CONSTRUCTS
Authors: MURFETT J BOURQUE JE MCCLURE BA
Citation: J. Murfett et al., ANTISENSE SUPPRESSION OF S-RNASE EXPRESSION IN NICOTIANA USING RNA-POLYMERASE-II-TRANSCRIBED AND RNA-POLYMERASE-III-TRANSCRIBED GENE CONSTRUCTS, Plant molecular biology, 29(2), 1995, pp. 201-212
SELF VS NONSELF RECOGNITION BY STYLAR S-RNASES IN THE SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY REACTION IN NICOTIANA
Authors: ZUREK DM MCCLURE BA
Citation: Dm. Zurek et Ba. Mcclure, SELF VS NONSELF RECOGNITION BY STYLAR S-RNASES IN THE SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY REACTION IN NICOTIANA, Plant physiology, 108(2), 1995, pp. 50-50
SEEING CLIENTS WITH AN ARTISTS EYE - PERCEPTUAL SIMULATION EXERCISES
Authors: MCCLURE BA MERRILL E RUSSO TR
Citation: Ba. Mcclure et al., SEEING CLIENTS WITH AN ARTISTS EYE - PERCEPTUAL SIMULATION EXERCISES, Simulation & gaming, 25(1), 1994, pp. 51-60
S-RNASE EXPRESSED IN TRANSGENIC NICOTIANA CAUSES S-ALLELE-SPECIFIC POLLEN REJECTION
Authors: MURFETT J ATHERTON TL MOU B GASSER CS MCCLURE BA
Citation: J. Murfett et al., S-RNASE EXPRESSED IN TRANSGENIC NICOTIANA CAUSES S-ALLELE-SPECIFIC POLLEN REJECTION, Nature, 367(6463), 1994, pp. 563-566
S-LOCUS PRODUCTS IN NICOTIANA-ALATA PISTILS ARE SUBJECT TO ORGAN-SPECIFIC POSTTRANSCRIPTIONAL PROCESSING BUT NOT POSTTRANSLATIONAL PROCESSING
Authors: MCCLURE BA DU H LIU YH CLARKE AE
Citation: Ba. Mcclure et al., S-LOCUS PRODUCTS IN NICOTIANA-ALATA PISTILS ARE SUBJECT TO ORGAN-SPECIFIC POSTTRANSCRIPTIONAL PROCESSING BUT NOT POSTTRANSLATIONAL PROCESSING, Plant molecular biology, 22(1), 1993, pp. 177-181
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