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Progress in Botany 67 (Paperback, 2006 ed.)
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Progress in Botany 67 (Paperback, 2006 ed.)
Series: Progress in Botany, 67
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Completing the primary genomic sequence of Arabidopsis thaliana was
a major milestone, being the first plant genome and well
established as the premiere model species in plant biology. Since
working drafts of rice (Oryza sativa L.) genome became available
(Yu et al. 2002), it has become the s- ond-best model organism in
plants representing monocotyledons. Understanding how the genome
sequence comprehensively encodes de- lopmental programs and
environmental responses is the next major ch- lenge for all plant
genome projects. This requires functional characterization of
genes, including identification of regulatory sequences. Several
functional genomics approaches were initiated to decode the linear
sequence of the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana, including
full-length cDNA collections, microarrays, natural variation,
knockout collections, and comparative sequence analysis (Borevitz
and Ecker 2004). Genomics provides the ess- tial tools to speed up
the research work of the traditional molecular gene- cist, and is
now a scientific discipline in its own right (Borevitz and Ecker
2004).
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