NASCArrays Information at The BAR
NASCArrays Information at The BAR
Welcome to NASCArrays information at the BAR. This page hosts meta-information from the NASCArrays service (2002-2013). This information was parsed
from text files available on the NASCArrays site. NASCArrays data is on iPlant server. To download experiment data from iPlant, please click on the
experiment number. To download the CEL files, please click on the ftp link.
| Experiment: | 11 |
| Title: | Characterisation of the genetic basis of acclimation of plants to light intensity |
| Date: | 2002-11-11 |
| Description: | The acclimation of plants to environmental factors (light/temperature/nutrient availability) plays a crucial role in determining their tolerance to stress their ability to compete with other plants and the efficiency with which external inputs are used for growth and productivity. Some of the clearest responses involve the major modifications in the composition of the photosynthetic apparatus in response to light intensity. Photosynthetic acclimation. The acclimation response involves changes in the abundance of a large number of proteins in different cell compartments occurring at different intensity thresholds. The signal transduction chain is complex and involves crosstalk between redox control and other pathways that control photosynthetic gene expression but is poorly understood. Over the past 7 years we have laid the foundations for a molecular genetic approach by characterising the responses of Arabidopsis thaliana to growth in and transfer between high and low light conditions(1-6). Arabidopsis exhibits all the key features of photosynthetic acclimation: changes in maximum photosynthetic rate in leaf structure and in the levels of light-harvesting complexes photosystems and enzymes of carbon metabolism. Recently in collaboration with Julie Gray |
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| Slide ID | Slide Name | Genetic Background | Tissue | Stock Code | Cel File |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1-Howar-410 | 62 | Unshaded rosette leaves | N1601 | CH001_AG_A1-Howar-410(2).CEL | |
| A2-Howar-411 | 64 | Unshaded rosette leaves | N1601 | CH001_AG_A2-Howar-411(2).CEL | |
| A3-Howar-413 | 66 | Unshaded rosette leaves | N1601 | CH001_AG_A3-Howar-413(2).CEL | |
| A4-Howar-140 | 68 | Unshaded rosette leaves | N1601 | CH001_AG_A4-Howar-140(2).CEL | |
| A5-Howar-141 | 70 | Unshaded rosette leaves | N1601 | CH001_AG_A5-Howar-141(2).CEL | |
| A6-Howar-143 | 72 | Unshaded rosette leaves | N1601 | CH001_AG_A6-Howar-143(2).CEL |