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Authors:
DICKEY LF
PETRACEK ME
NGUYEN TT
HANSEN ER
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Lf. Dickey et al., LIGHT REGULATION OF FED-1 MESSENGER-RNA REQUIRES AN ELEMENT IN THE 5'-UNTRANSLATED REGION AND CORRELATES WITH DIFFERENTIAL POLYRIBOSOME ASSOCIATION, The Plant cell, 10(3), 1998, pp. 475-484
Authors:
KJEMTRUP S
SAMPSON KS
PEELE CG
NGUYEN LV
CONKLING MA
THOMPSON WF
ROBERTSON D
Citation: S. Kjemtrup et al., GENE SILENCING FROM PLANT DNA CARRIED BY A GEMINIVIRUS, Plant journal, 14(1), 1998, pp. 91-100
Authors:
THOMPSON WF
STAINTON M
Citation: Wf. Thompson et M. Stainton, EXPECTANCY IN BOHEMIAN FOLK SONG MELODIES - EVALUATION OF IMPLICATIVEPRINCIPLES FOR IMPLICATIVE AND CLOSURAL INTERVALS, Music perception, 15(3), 1998, pp. 231-252
Authors:
MACKERNESS SAH
LIU LS
THOMAS B
THOMPSON WF
JORDAN BR
WHITE MJ
Citation: Sah. Mackerness et al., INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE LIGHT-HARVESTING COMPLEX II CHLOROPHYLL A BBINDING-PROTEIN GENE FAMILY IN PEA (PISUM-SATIVUM) SHOW DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES TO ULTRAVIOLET-B RADIATION/, Physiologia Plantarum, 103(3), 1998, pp. 377-384
Authors:
PETRACEK ME
DICKEY LF
NGUYEN TT
GATZ C
SOWINSKI DA
ALLEN GC
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Me. Petracek et al., FERREDOXIN-1 MESSENGER-RNA IS DESTABILIZED BY CHANGES IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC ELECTRON-TRANSPORT, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 95(15), 1998, pp. 9009-9013
Authors:
TANZER MM
THOMPSON WF
LAW MD
WERNSMAN EA
UKNES S
Citation: Mm. Tanzer et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF POSTTRANSCRIPTIONALLY SUPPRESSED TRANSGENE EXPRESSION THAT CONFERS RESISTANCE TO TOBACCO ETCH VIRUS-INFECTION IN TOBACCO, The Plant cell, 9(8), 1997, pp. 1411-1423
Authors:
PETRACEK ME
DICKEY LF
HUBER SC
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Me. Petracek et al., LIGHT-REGULATED CHANGES IN ABUNDANCE AND POLYRIBOSOME ASSOCIATION OF FERREDOXIN MESSENGER-RNA ARE DEPENDENT ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS, The Plant cell, 9(12), 1997, pp. 2291-2300
Authors:
THOMPSON WF
BEVEN AF
WELLS B
SHAW PJ
Citation: Wf. Thompson et al., SITES OF RDNA TRANSCRIPTION ARE WIDELY DISPERSED THROUGH THE NUCLEOLUS IN PISUM-SATIVUM AND CAN COMPRISE SINGLE GENES, Plant journal, 12(3), 1997, pp. 571-581
Authors:
THOMPSON WF
PARNCUTT R
Citation: Wf. Thompson et R. Parncutt, PERCEPTUAL JUDGMENTS OF TRIADS AND DYADS - ASSESSMENT OF A PSYCHOACOUSTIC MODEL, Music perception, 14(3), 1997, pp. 263-280
Authors:
THOMPSON WF
CUDDY LL
Citation: Wf. Thompson et Ll. Cuddy, MUSIC PERFORMANCE AND THE PERCEPTION OF KEY, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 23(1), 1997, pp. 116-135
Authors:
FRANCES S
THOMPSON WF
Citation: S. Frances et Wf. Thompson, THE DARK-ADAPTATION RESPONSE OF THE DEETIOLATED PEA MUTANT LIP1 IS MODULATED BY EXTERNAL SIGNALS AND ENDOGENOUS PROGRAMS, Plant physiology, 115(1), 1997, pp. 23-28
Authors:
DICKEY LF
PETRACEK ME
SOWINSKI DA
HANSEN ER
NGUYEN TT
ALLEN GC
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Lf. Dickey et al., LIGHT EFFECTS ON FERREDOXIN MESSENGER-RNA STABILITY ARE MEDIATED BY TRANSLATION, Plant physiology, 114(3), 1997, pp. 1277-1277
Authors:
ULKER B
TODD JJ
SCHIMENECK C
ALLEN GC
WEISSINGER AK
THOMPSON WF
Citation: B. Ulker et al., A TOBACCO MATRIX ATTACHMENT REGION (MAR) REDUCES GENE SILENCING IN TOBACCO PLANTS TRANSFORMED BY MICROPROJECTILE BOMBARDMENT, Plant physiology, 114(3), 1997, pp. 1599-1599
Authors:
THOMPSON WF
CUDDY LL
PLAUS C
Citation: Wf. Thompson et al., EXPECTANCIES GENERATED BY MELODIC INTERVALS - EVALUATION OF PRINCIPLES OF MELODIC IMPLICATION IN A MELODY-COMPLETION TASK, Perception & psychophysics, 59(7), 1997, pp. 1069-1076
Authors:
ALLEN GC
HALL G
MICHALOWSKI S
NEWMAN W
SPIKER S
WEISSINGER AK
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Gc. Allen et al., HIGH-LEVEL TRANSGENE EXPRESSION IN PLANT-CELLS - EFFECTS OF A STRONG SCAFFOLD ATTACHMENT REGION FROM TOBACCO, The Plant cell, 8(5), 1996, pp. 899-913
Authors:
THOMPSON WF
STAINTON M
Citation: Wf. Thompson et M. Stainton, MELODIC EXPECTANCY IN BACH AND SCHUBERT, International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 3467-3467
Authors:
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Wf. Thompson, THE ANALYSIS AND COGNITION OF BASIC MELODIC STRUCTURES - NARMOUR,E, Journal of the American Musicological Society, 49(1), 1996, pp. 127-145
Authors:
HALL GE
ALLEN GC
MICHALOWSKI S
NEWMAN W
WEISSINGER AK
THOMPSON WF
SPIKER S
Citation: Ge. Hall et al., ANALYSIS OF A PLANT NUCLEAR SCAFFOLD ATTACHMENT REGION - IN-VITRO BINDING-STUDIES AND EFFECTS ON GENE-EXPRESSION IN TRANSGENIC PLANT-CELLS, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 1995, pp. 147-147
Authors:
SPIKER S
ALLEN GC
HALL GE
MICHALOWSKI S
NEWMAN WH
THOMPSON WF
WEISSINGER AK
Citation: S. Spiker et al., NUCLEAR MATRIX ATTACHMENT REGIONS (MARS) IN PLANTS - AFFINITY FOR THENUCLEAR MATRIX AND EFFECT ON TRANSIENT AND STABLE GENE-EXPRESSION, Journal of cellular biochemistry, 1995, pp. 167-167
Authors:
BOVY A
VANDENBERG C
DEVRIEZE G
THOMPSON WF
WEISBEEK P
SMEEKENS S
Citation: A. Bovy et al., LIGHT-REGULATED EXPRESSION OF THE ARABIDOPSIS-THALIANA FERREDOXIN GENE REQUIRES SEQUENCES UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM OF THE TRANSCRIPTION INITIATION SITE, Plant molecular biology, 27(1), 1995, pp. 27-39
Authors:
WHITE MJ
KAUFMAN LS
HORWITZ BA
BRIGGS WR
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Mj. White et al., INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE CAB GENE FAMILY DIFFER WIDELY IN FLUENCE RESPONSE, Plant physiology, 107(1), 1995, pp. 161-165
Authors:
DICKEY LF
NGUYEN TT
ALLEN GC
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Lf. Dickey et al., LIGHT-MODULATION OF FERREDOXIN MESSENGER-RNA ABUNDANCE REQUIRES AN OPEN READING FRAME, The Plant cell, 6(8), 1994, pp. 1171-1176
Authors:
QUAIL PH
BRIGGS WR
CHORY J
HANGARTER RP
HARBERD NP
KENDRICK RE
KOORNNEEF M
PARKS B
SHARROCK RA
SCHAFER E
THOMPSON WF
WHITELAM GC
Citation: Ph. Quail et al., SPOTLIGHT ON PHYTOCHROME NOMENCLATURE, The Plant cell, 6(4), 1994, pp. 468-471
Authors:
THOMPSON WF
Citation: Wf. Thompson, SENSITIVITY TO COMBINATIONS OF MUSICAL PARAMETERS - PITCH WITH DURATION, AND PITCH PATTERN WITH DURATIONAL PATTERN, Perception & psychophysics, 56(3), 1994, pp. 363-374
Authors:
REESE BE
THOMPSON WF
PEDUZZI JD
Citation: Be. Reese et al., BIRTH-DATES OF NEURONS IN THE RETINAL GANGLION-CELL LAYER OF THE FERRET, Journal of comparative neurology, 341(4), 1994, pp. 464-475