Titlebook: Genetics and Genomics of the Brassicaceae; Renate Schmidt,Ian Bancroft Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 Genomics

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Genetics of ,,marker-based studies on oilseed types of . have identified two major divergent gene pools, the Indian gene pool and the east European gene pool. Hybrids between the lines of these two gene pools are heterotic for yield, and such hybrids have now been commercialized in India. The two gene pools are s

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The Genetics of ,, these species show remarkable differences in ploidy level, breeding systems, habitat range, and some morphological features such as leaf structure and floral architecture. Similar differences are also found in many other plant groups, thus understanding their genetic bases is of great interest for

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Self-Incompatibility in the Brassicaceae,stems known to date. In the Brassicaceae, recognition of “self” pollen in the self-incompatibility response is based on highly specific interactions between matched stigma surface receptors and pollen coat ligands encoded by haplotypes of the . locus, which triggers arrest of pollen tube development

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Sequencing the Gene Space of ,,ong the . crops, . is considered as an excellent model for genomic research on the . species. . has a relatively compact diploid genome, a large collection of cultivars, and a broad array of available genomic resources. Because of these desirable features, there is growing consensus that . is an ide

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Resources for Metabolomics,s different analytical techniques for broad metabolite analysis. In addition, new bioinformatics tools and databases are necessary for data analysis and storage. This chapter describes the resources available for comprehensive analysis of plant secondary metabolites focusing on . and . species. In p

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Transformation Technology in the Brassicaceae,function as well as contributing to the development of novel enhanced crops. .-mediated transformation remains the most broadly used approach for the introduction of transgenes into Brassicaceae. For ., . transformation is now routinely employed using the relatively low-tech approach of floral dippi