RSBS
Publications 2003
Comparative
Genomics
Published
Chapman MA, Charchar FJ, Kinston S, Bird CP, Grafham D, Rogers
J, Grutzner F, Graves JAM, Green AR and Göttgens B. Comparative
and functional analysis of LYL1 loci establish marsupial sequences
as a model for phylogenetic footprinting. Genomics. 81:
249–259.
Charchar FJ, Svartman M, El-Mogharbel N, Ventura M, Kirby P,
Matarazzo MR, Ciccodicola A, Rocci M, D’Esposito M and Graves
JAM. Complex events in the evolution of the human pseudoautosomal
region 2 (PAR2). Genome Research. 13: 281–286.
Deeb SS, Wakefield MJ, Tada T, Marotte L, Yokoyama and Graves
JAM. The cone visual pigments of an Australian marsupial, the
tammar wallaby (Macropus eugenii): sequence, spectral
tuning and evolution. Molecular Biology and Evolution.
20: 1642–1649.
Graves JAM. The descent of man (book review). Nature.
427: 199.
Graves JAM. The Tree of Life–view from a twig (editorial).
Science. 300: 1621.
Graves JAM. The X and Y of sex. (book review), Nature.
423: 223.
Graves, JAM. Sex and death in birds: a model of dosage compensation
that predicts lethality of sex chromosome aneuploids. Cytogenet.
Genome Res. 101: 278–282.
Greaves IK, Rens, W, Ferguson-Smith MA, Griffin D and Graves
JAM. Conservation of chromosome arrangement and position of the
X in mammalian sperm suggests functional significance. Chromosome
Research. 11: 503–512.
Grützner F, Deakin J, Rens W, El-Mogharbel N and Graves
JAM. The monotreme genome: a patchwork of reptile, mammal and
unique features. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology.
136: 867–881.
Park DJ, Renfree MB and Graves JAM. 3’ RACE walking along
a large cDNA. Biotechniques. 34: 750–2,
754–6.
Premzl M, Sangiogio L, Strumbo B, Graves JAM, Simonic T and Gready
JE. Shadoo, a new protein highly conserved from fish to mammals
and with similarity to prion protein. Gene. 314:
89–102.
Rens W, O’Brien PCM, Graves JAM and Ferguson-Smith MA.
Localization of chromosome regions in potoroo nuclei (Potorous
tridactylis Marsupialia: Potoroinae). Chromosoma.
112: 66–76.
Santucciu C, Grutzner F, Carvalho-Silva DR and Graves JAM. Isolation
of chromosomal regions controlling intersex development in a marsupial.
Cytogenet Genome Res. 101: 224–228.
Wakefield MJ and Graves JAM. Kangaroo genomics leaps ahead. Today’s
Life Science. 15: 34–38.
Wakefield MJ and Graves JAM. The kangaroo genome: leaps and bounds
in comparative genomics. EMBO Reports. 4:
143–147.
Woolley PA, Guedelha N and Graves JAM. Anatomy and chromosomes
of two intersexual dasyurid marsupials: in search of the pouch
gene. Reproduction, Fertility and Development. 15:
293–301.
In Press
Graves JAM. The degenerate Y chromosome–can conversion
save it? Reproduction, Fertility and Development.
Graves JAM, Watson JM and Grützner F. Mitotic chromosomes
of the platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus, Order Monotremata
of Mammalian Subclass Prototheria). For: Mammalian Chromosome
Atlas, S.J. O’Brien (ed).
Park DJ, Renfree MB and Graves JAM. Universal fast walking applied
to cDNA. Prep. Biochem. Biotech.
Pask AJ, Whitworth DJ, Hao C-A, Sankovic N, Wei KJ, Graves JAM,
Shaw G, Renfree MB, and Behringer RR. Marsupial anti-Mullerian
hormone gene structure, regulatory elements, and expression. Biol.
Reproduction. 70: 160–167.
Sherwin WB and Graves JAM. What Marsupials can do for genetics
and what genetics can do for marsupials. In: Marsupial Biology.
P. Armati (ed).
Watson JM, Graves JAM, and Grützner F. Mitotic chromosomes
of the long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus bruijnis, Order Monotremata
of Mammalian Subclass Prototheria). For: Mammalian Chromosome
Atlas, SJ O’Brien (ed).
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Central Nervous System Stability &
Degeneration
Published
Bravo-Nuevo A, Williams N, Geller S and Stone J. Mitochondrial
Deletions in Normal and degenerating Rat Retina. Retinal Degenerations.
La Vail MM, Hollyfield JG and Anderson GA, editors. Kluwer Academic
Plenum Publishers, pp 241–248.
Geller S and Stone J. Quantitative PCR Analysis of FosB mRA Expression
after Short Duration Oxygen and Light Stress. Retinal Degenerations.
La Vail MM, Hollyfield JG and Anderson GA, editors. Kluwer Academic
Plenum Publishers, pp 249–258.
Lee D, Geller S, Walsh N, Valter K, Yasumura D, Matthes M, La
Vail M and Stone J. Photoreceptor Degeneration in PRO23HIS and
S334 Transgenic rats. Retinal Degenerations. La Vail
MM, Hollyfield JG and Anderson GA, editors. Kluwer Academic Plenum
Publishers, pp 297–302.
Sandercoe TM, Geller S, Hendrickson AE, Stone J and Provis JM.
VEGF expression by ganglion cells in central retina before formation
of the foveal depression in monkey retina: evidence of developmental
hypoxia. Journal of Comparative Neurology. 462:
42–54.
Valter K, Bisti S, and Stone J. Location of CNTFRa on outer segments:
evidence of the site of action of CNTF in rat retina. Brain
Research. 985: 169–75.
Wallcott JC and Provis JM. Müller cells express the neuronal
progenitor cell marker nestin in both differentiated and undifferentiated
human foetal retina.
Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology. 31:
246–249.
In Press
Cornish EE, Natoli RC, Hendrickson AE and Provis JM. Differential
distribution of fibroblast growth factor receptors (FGFRs) on
foveal cones: FGFR-4 is an early marker of cone photoreceptors.
Molecular Vision. 2003; 9.
Penfold PL and Provis JM (editors). Age-Related Macular Degeneration:
Science and Medicine in Practise. Springer Verlag.
Penfold PL, van Driel D, Provis JM and Madigan MC. Immunology
and Age-related macular Degeneration. In: Age-Related Macular
Degeneration: Science and Medicine in Practice, Penfold PL
and Provis JM (editors), Springer Verlag.
Stone J, Mervin K, Walsh N. Valter K, Provis J, and Penfold P.
Photoreceptor Stability and Degeneration in Mammalian Retina:
Lessons from the Edge. In: Age-Related Macular Degeneration:
Science and Medicine in Practice, Penfold PL and Provis
JM (editors), Springer Verlag.
Stone J, Valter K. Roles of retinal macroglia in maintaining
the stability of the retina. In: Non-Neuronal Cells in the
Nervous System: Function and Dysfunction, L. Hertz (editor).
Yu D-Y, Cringle S, Valter K, Walsh N, Lee D and Stone J. Photoreceptor
Death, Trophic Factor Expression, Retinal Oxygen Status And Photoreceptor
Function In The P23H Rat: Stress And Protection In A Slow Degeneration.
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science.
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Ecosystem
Dynamics
Published
Barnes B. Prickly Pear meets its Moth. Mathematical Spectrum.
35(3): 55–57.
Berry SL. Global change: the direct effects of the increasing
concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide on the climate and
the biota. In: Climate change impacts on biodiversity in Australia
(eds: Howden M, Hughes L, Dunlop M, Zethoven I, Hilbert D, Chilcott
C). CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, Canberra, pp. 46–47.
Chesson P, Peterson AG The quantitative assessment of the benefits
of physiological integration in clonal plants. Evolutionary Ecology
Research. 4(8): 1153–1176.
Choat B, Ball M, Luly J and Holtum J. Pit membrane porosity and
water-stress induced cavitation in four coexisting dry rainforest
tree species. Plant Physiology. 131: 41–48.
Cousins SAO, Lavorel S and Davies I. Modelling the effects of
landscape pattern and grazing regimes on the persistence of plant
species with high conservation value in grasslands in south-eastern
Sweden. Landscape Ecology. 18(3): 315–332
Dean C, Roxburgh SH and Mackey B. Growth modelling of Eucalyptus
regnans for carbon accounting at the landscape scale. In:
Modelling Forest Systems. 1st edition (eds: Amaro A,
Reed D and Soares P). Wallingford, CABI Publishing: 27–39
+ plates.
Dean C. Calculation of wood volume and stem taper using terrestrial
single-image close-range photogrammetry and contemporary software
tools. Silva Fennica. 37(3): 359–380.
Farquhar GD and Roderick ML. Pinatubo, diffuse light, and the
carbon cycle. Science. 299: 1997–1998.
Gifford RM and Roderick ML. Soil carbon stocks and bulk density:
Spatial or cumulative mass coordinates as a basis of expression.
Global Change Biology. 9: 1507–1514.
Gilmore AM, Larkum AWD, Salih A, Itoh S, Shibata Y, Bena C, Yamasaki
H, Papina M and Van Woesik R. Simultaneous time resolution of
the emission spectra of fluorescent proteins and zooxanthellar
chlorophyll in reef-building coral. Photochemistry and Photobiology.
77(5): 515–523.
Gilmore AM, Matsubara S, Ball MC, Barker DH and Itoh S. Excitation
energy flow at 77K in the photosynthetic apparatus of overwintering
evergreens. Plant, Cell and Environment. 26:
1021–1034.
Hendrickson L, Ball MC, Osmond CB, Furbank RT and Chow WS. Assessment
of photoprotection mechanisms of grapevines at low temperature.
Functional Plant Biology. 30: 631–642.
Holm AM, Cridland SW and Roderick ML. The use of time-integrated
NDVI and rainfall to assess landscape degradation in the arid
shrublands of Western Australia. Remote Sensing of Environment.
85: 145–158.
Jauffret S and Lavorel S. Are plant functional types relevant
to describe degradation in arid, southern Tunisian steppes? Journal
of Vegetation Science. 14: 399–408.
Loveys BR, Atkinson LJ, Sherlock DJ, Roberts RL, Fitter AH and
Atkin OK. Thermal acclimation of leaf and root respiration: an
investigation comparing inherently fast and slow-growing plant
species. Global Change Biology. 9: 895–910.
Mitchell CD, Challenges for climate change science, ISOS On-line
Conference – In search of sustainability. http://www.isosconference.org.au.
Nicotra AB, Hofmann M, Siebke K and Ball MC. Spatial patterning
of pigmentation in evergreen leaves in response to freezing stress.
Plant, Cell and Environment. 26: 1893–1904.
Pausas J and Lavorel S. A hierarchical deductive approach for
functional types in disturbed ecosystems. Journal of Vegetation
Science. 14: 409–416.
Thomson VP, Cunningham SA, Ball MC and Nicotra AB. Compensation
for herbivory through increased photosynthetic capacity and efficiency
by Cucumis sativus. Oecologia. 134:
167–175.
In Press
Ball MC, Canny MJ, Huang CX and Heady R. Structural changes in
acclimated and unacclimated leaves during freezing and thawing.
Functional Plant Biology.
Barnes B and Gordon D. Coliform dynamics and the implications
for source tracking. Environmental Microbiology.
Barnes B and Roderick ML. An ecological framework linking scales
across space and time based on self-thinning. Journal of Theoretical
Population Biology.
Barnes B, Farquhar G and Gan K. Modelling the isotope enrichment
of leaf water. Journal of Mathematical Biology.
Gilmore AM. Excess light stress: probing excitation dissipation
mechanisms through global analysis of time- and wavelength resolved
chlorophyll a fluorescence, In: Chlorophyll fluorescence:
The signature of photosynthetic efficiency. Papageorgiou
G. and Govindjee (eds). Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht,
The Netherlands.
Lovelock CE, Feller IC, McKee KL, Engelbrecht BMJ and Ball MC.
Nutrient limitation on growth in extensive scrub mangroves in
Bocas del Toro, Panama. Functional Ecology.
McBeth BP and Roxburgh S. CRC for Greenhouse Accounting: Australian
Historic Climate Surfaces. Technical Report.
Roderick ML and Barnes B. Self-thinning of populations from a
dynamic viewpoint. Functional Ecology.
Roderick ML and Farquhar GD. The pan evaporation paradox. In:
Global Change and the Earth System: A Planet Under Pressure
(eds W Steffen, A Sanderson, P Tyson, J Jäger, P Matson,
B Moore III, F Oldfield, K Richardson, H-J Schellnhuber, BL Turner
II & R Wasson). Springer-Verlag, Berlin.
Roxburgh SH, Shea K and Wilson JB. The intermediate disturbance
hypothesis: patch dynamics and mechanisms of species coexistence.
Ecology.
Spessa A, McBeth BP and Prentice IC. Modelling the relationship
between fire frequency, rainfall and vegetation in the Kimberley’s
region, Australia, using a fire model coupled to a DGVM. Proceedings
3rd Australian Wildfire Conference. Sydney, October 3–6.
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Environmental Biology
Published
Barbour MM, Walcroft AS and Farquhar GD. Seasonal variation in
d13C
and d18O
of cellulose from growth rings of Pinus radiata. Plant, Cell
and Environment. 25(11): 1483–1499.
Barbour MM and Farquhar GD. Do pathways of water movement and
leaf anatomical dimensions allow development of gradients in H218O
between veins and the sites of evaporation within leaves?
Plant, Cell & Environment. 27(1):
107–121.
Buckley TN, Mott KA and Farquhar GD. A hydromechanical and biochemical
model of stomatal conductance. Plant, Cell and Environment.
26: 1767–1785.
Buer CS, Wasteneys G and Masle J. Ethylene modulates root-wave
responses in Arabidopsis. Plant Physiology. 132:
1085-1096.
Cernusak LA, Arthur DJ, Pate JA and Farquhar GD. Water relations
link carbon and oxygen isotope discrimination to phloem sap sugar
concentration in Eucalyptus globulus. Plant Physiology.
131: 1544–1554.
Cernusak LA, Wong SC and Farquhar GD. Oxygen isotope composition
of phloem sap in relation to leaf water in Ricinus communis.
Functional Plant Biology. 30: 1059–1070.
Evans JR and Vogelmann TC. Profiles of 14C
fixation through spinach leaves in relation to light absorption
and photosynthetic capacity. Plant Cell & Environment.
26: 547–560.
Farquhar GD and Gan KS. On the progressive enrichment of the
oxygen isotopic composition of water along a leaf. Plant,
Cell & Environment. 26(9): 1579–1597.
Farquhar GD and Roderick ML. Pinatubo, diffuse light, and the
carbon cycle. Science. 299: 5615.
Gan KS, Wong SC, Hong JW and Farquhar GD. Evaluation of models
of leaf water 18O enrichment
using measurements of spatial patterns of vein xylem, leaf water
and dry matter in maize leaves. Plant, Cell & Environment.
26(9): 1479–1495.
Kriedemann PE and Goodwin I. Regulated Deficit Irrigation and
Partial Rootzone Drying: An overview of principles and applications.
Irrigation Insights No 3 by Land & Water Australia
(Canberra) pp 102.
Malik AI. Colmer TD, Lambers H, Schortemeyer M. Aerenchyma formation
and radial O2 loss along adventitious
roots of wheat with only the apical root portion exposed to O2
deficiency. Plant, Cell and Environment. 26:
1713–1722.
Prasolova NV, Xu ZH, Lundkvist K, Farquhar GD, Dieters MJ, Walker
S, and Saffigna PG. Genetic variation in foliar carbon isotope
composition in relation to tree growth and foliar nitrogen concentrations
in clones of F1 hybrid between slash pine and Caribbean pine.
Forest Ecology and Management. 172(2–3):
145–80
Rebetzke GJ, Condon AG, Richards RA and Farquhar GD. Inheritance
of leaf conductance in three wheat crosses. Australian Journal
of Agricultural Research. 54: 381–387.
Tremmel IG, Kirchhoff H, Weis E, and Farquhar GD. Dependence
of plastoquinol diffusion on the shape, size, and density of integral
thylakoid proteins. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta. 1607:
97–109.
Watt M and Evans JR. Phosphorus acquisition from soil by white
lupin (Lupinus albus L.) and soybean (Glycine max
L.)- species with contrasting root development. Plant &
Soil. 248: 271–283.
In Press
Barbour MM, Cernusak LA, Farquhar GD. Factors affecting the oxygen
isotope ratio of plant organic material. In: Stable Isotopes
in Biosphere Atmosphere Interactions. LB Flanagan (ed.)
Barbour MM, Roden JS, Farquhar GD,·and Ehleringer JR.
Expressing leaf water and cellulose oxygen isotope ratios as enrichment
above source water reveals evidence of a Péclet effect.
Oecologia.
Barnes B, Farquhar GD and Gan K. Modelling the isotope enrichment
of leaf water. Journal of Mathematical Biology.
Edwards EJ, Benham DG, Marland LA and Fitter AH. Root production
is determined by radiation flux in a temperate grassland community.
Global Change Biology.
Gan KS, Wong SC and Farquhar GD. Oxygen isotope analysis of plant
water without extraction procedure. In: Handbook of Stable
Isotope Analytical Techniques. Volume I. ed. Pier A de Groot,
Elsevier.
Heinemeyer A, Ridgway KP, Edwards EJ, Benham D, Young JPW and
Fitter AH. Impact of soil warming and shading on colonization
and community structure of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in roots
of a native grassland community. Global Change Biology.
Roderick ML and Farquhar GD. The pan evaporation paradox. In:
Global Change and the Earth System: A Planet Under Pressure.
IGBP Global Change Series. Steffen W, Sanderson A, Tyson P, Jäger
J, Matson P, Moore III B, Oldfield F, Richardson K, Schellnhuber
H-J, Turner II BL, Wasson R (eds) Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg
New York.
Volder A, Edwards EJ, Evans JR, Robertson BC, Schortemeyer M
and Gifford RM. Effects of greater nighttime warming compared
to constant warming on above-ground production in Phalaris
aquatica swards grown under ambient and elevated atmospheric
CO2. New Phytologist.
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Genomic
Interactions
Published
Chen H, Teplitski M, Robinson JB, Rolfe BG and Bauer WD. Proteomic
analysis of wild-type Sinorhizobium meliloti responses
to N-Acyl homoserine Lactone quorum-sensing signals and the transition
to stationary phase. Journal of Bacteriology. 185:
5029–5036.
Djordjevic MA, Chen HC, Natera S, van Noorden G, Menzel C, Taylor
S, Renard C, Geiger O, the Sinorhizobium DNA sequencing
Consortium and Weiller GF. A global analysis of protein expression
profiles in Sinorhizobium meliloti: Discovery of new
genes for nodule occupancy and stress adaptation. Molecular
Plant Microbe Interactions. 16: 508–524.
Ferguson BF and Mathesius U. Signaling interactions during nodule
development. J. Plant Growth Regul. 22:
47–72.
Gibbs AJ, Mackenzie AM, Gibbs MJ. The “potyvirid primers”
will probably provide phylogenetically informative DNA fragments
from all species of Potyviridae. Journal of Virological Methods.
112: 41–44.
Kerim T, Imin N, Weinman JJ and Rolfe BG. Proteome analysis of
male gametophyte development in rice anthers. Proteomics.
3(5): 738–51.
Kerim T, Imin N, Weinman JJ and Rolfe BG. Proteome analysis reveals
developmentally expressed rice homologues of grass group II pollen
allergens. Functional Plant biology. 30(8):
843–852.
Mathesius U, Imin N, Natera SHA and Rolfe BG. Proteomics as a
Functional Genomics Tool. Methods in Molecular Biology 236:
Plant Functional Genomics: Methods and Protocols. Grotewold
E (editor)., Humana Press Inc., Totowa, NJ, USA. pp 395–413.
Mathesius U, Mulders S, Gao M, Teplitski M, Caetano-Anolles G,
Rolfe BG and Bauer WD. Extensive and specific responses of a eukaryote
to bacterial quorum-sensing signals. Proceedings National
Academy Sciences USA. 100: 1444–1449.
Mathesius U. Conservation and divergence of signalling pathways
between roots and soil microbes–the Rhizobium-legume symbiosis
compared to the development of lateral roots, mycorrhizal interactions
and nematode-induced galls. Plant and Soil. 255(1):
105–119.
Rolfe BG, Mathesius U, Djordjevic M and Gresshoff PM. 11th
International congress on Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions
held at St Petersburg–A report. Indian Journal of Experimental
Biology. 41: 1205–1208.
Rolfe BG, Mathesius U, Djordjevic M, Weinman J, Hocart CH, Weiller
G, Bauer WD. Proteomic analysis of legume-microbe interactions.
Comparative and Functional Genomics. 4:
225–228.
Skotnicki ML, Bargagli R, Ninham JA. Genetic diversity in the
moss Pohlia nutans on geothermal ground of Mount Rittmann,
Victoria Land, Antarctica. Polar Biology. 25:
771–777.
Skotnicki ML, Selkirk PM, Kitajima E, McBride TP, Shaw J and
MacKenzie A. The first subantarctic plant virus report: Stilbocarpa
mosaic bacilliform badnavirus (SMBV) from Macquarie Island. Polar
Biology. 26: 1–7.
In Press
Imin N, de Jong F, Mathesius U, van Noorden G, Saeed NA, Nolan
KE, Ding X, Rose RJ and Rolfe BG. Proteome reference maps of Medicago
truncatula embryogenic cell cultures generated from single
protoplasts. Proteomics.
Imin N, Kerim T, Weinman JJ, Rolfe BG. Proteomics.
Lawson C. Patents and plant breeder's rights over plant genetic
resources for food and agriculture. Federal Law Revue.
32(1).
Rolfe BG, Djordjevic M, Chen H-C, Hocart CH, Weiller G and Mathesius
U. Proteomic analysis of bacterial systems. Methods in Microbial
Ecology.
Teplitski M, Chen H, Rajamani S, Gao M, Merighi M, Sayre R, Robinson
JB, Rolfe BG and Bauer WD. Chlamydomonas secretes compounds
that mimic bacterial signals and interfere with quorum sensing
regulation in bacteria. Plant Physiology.
Weiller GF, Caraux G and Silvester N. The multimodal distribution
of protein isoelectric points reflects amino acid properties rather
than sequence evolution. Proteomics. Vol 4.
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Molecular Genetics & Evolution
Published
Ball EE, Hayward DC, Catmull J, Reece-Hoyes JS, Hislop NR, Harrison
PL and Miller DJ. Molecular control of development in the reef
coral, Acropora millepora. Proceedings of the Ninth International
Coral Reef Symposium, Bali, Indonesia, October 23–27,
2000. Kasim Moosa MK, Soemodihardjo S, Nontji A, Soegiarto A,
Romimohtarto K, Sukarno and Suharsono (Editors). Published by
the Indonesian Institute of Sciences in cooperation with the State
Ministry for Environment. 1: 395–402.
Clark-Walker GD. Kinetic properties of F1-ATPase influence the
ability of yeasts to grow in anoxia or absence of mtDNA. Mitochondrion.
2: 257–265.
Fernet C, Claisse M and Clark-Walker GD. The mitochondrial genome
of Debaryomces (Schwanniomyces) occidentalis encodes
subunits of NADH dehydrogenase complex I. Mitochondrion.
2: 267–275.
Hayward DC, Dhadialla TS, Zhou S, Kuiper MJ, Ball EE, Wyatt GR
and Walker VK. Ligand specificity and developmental expression
of RXR and ecdysone receptor in the migratory locust. Journal
of Insect Physiology. 49: 1135–44.
Kortschak D, Samuel G, Saint R and Miller D. EST analysis of
the cnidarian Acropora millepora reveals extensive gene loss and
rapid sequence divergence in the model invertebrates. Current.
Biology. 13: 2190–2195
Miller SW, Hayward DC, Bunch TA, Miller DJ, Ball EE, Bardwell
VJ, Zarkower D and Brower DL. A DM Domain protein from a coral
Acropora millepora, homologous to proteins important
for sex determination. Evolution and Development. 5:
1–8.
Saint R and Somers WG. Animal cell division: A fellowship of
the double ring? J. Cell Sci. 116: 4277–4281.
Senapin S, Chen, XJ and Clark-Walker GD. Transcription of TIM9,
a new factor required for the petite-positive phenotype of Saccharomyces
cerevisiae, is defective in spt7 mutants. Current Genetics.
44: 202–210.
Senapin S, Clark-Walker GD, Chen XJ, Seraphin B and Daugeron
M-C. RRP20, a component of the 90S preribosome, is required for
pre-18S rRNA processing in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Nucleic
Acids Research. 31: 2524–2533.
Shandala T, Takizawa K and Saint R. The dead ringer/retained
transcriptional regulatory gene is required for positioning of
the longitudinal glia in the Drosophila embryonic CNS.
Development. 130: 1505–1513.
Somers WG and Saint R. A RhoGEF and Rho Family GTPase-Activating
Protein Complex Links the Contractile Ring to Cortical Microtubules
at the Onset of Cytokinesis. Dev. Cell.
4: 29–39.
In Press
Dessens JT, Sinden RE and Claudianos C. LCCL proteins in apicomplexan
parasites. Trends in Parasitology.
Oakeshott JG, Claudianos C, Campbell P, Newcomb RD and Russell
RJ. Biochemical genetics and genomics of insect esterases. In:
Insect Biochemistry and Physiology 2nd Ed. Vol. 6.
Lee Y-H, Campbell HD and Stallcup MR. Developmentally essential
protein Flightless I is a nuclear receptor co-activator with actin
binding activity. Molecular and Cellular Biology.
Tchoubrieva EB and Gibson JB. Conserved (CT)n.(GA)n repeats in
the non-coding regions at the Gpdh locus are binding sites for
the GAGA factor in Drosophila melanogaster and its sibling
species. Genetica.
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Molecular Plant Physiology
Published
Andrews TJ and Whitney SM. Manipulating ribulose bisphosphate
carboxylase/oxygenase in the chloroplasts of higher plants. Archives
of Biochemistry and Biophysics. 414: 159-169.
Badger MR. The roles of carbonic anhydrases in photosynthetic
CO2 concentrating mechanisms.
Photosynthesis Research. 77:
83–94.
Badger MR and Price GD. CO2
Concentrating Mechanisms in Cyanobacteria: molecular components,
their diversity and evolution. Journal of Experimental Botany.
54: 609–622.
Benschop J, Badger MR and Price GD. Characterisation of CO2
and HCO3- Uptake in the Cyanobacterium,
Synechocystis sp. PCC6803. Photosynthesis Research.
77: 117–126.
Bernacchi CJ, Portis AR, Nakano H, von Caemmerer S and Long SP.
Temperature response of mesophyll conductance; implications for
the determination of Rubisco enzyme kinetics and limitations to
photosynthesis in vivo. Plant Physiology. 130:
1992–1998.
Emlyn-Jones D, Price GD and Andrews TJ. A nitrogen-regulated
hyper-mutator strain of Synechococcus for use in in vivo
artificial evolution. Applied and Environmental Microbiology.
69: 6427–6433.
Ghannoum O, Conroy JP, Driscoll SP, Paul MJ, Foyer CH, and Lawlor
DW. Non-stomatal limitations are responsible for drought-induced
photosynthetic inhibition in four C4
grasses. New Phytologist. 159: 835–844.
Hanson DT, Franklin LA, Samuelsson G and Badger MR. The Chlamydomonas
reinhardtii cia3 mutant lacking a thylakoid lumen-localized
carbonic anhydrase is limited by CO2
supply to Rubisco and not photosystem II function in vivo.
Plant Physiology. 132: 2267–2275.
Kubien DS, von Caemmerer S, Furbank RT and Sage F. C4
photosynthesis at low temperature: a study using transgenic plants
with reduced amounts of Rubisco. Plant Physiology. 132:
1577–1585.
Lilley RM, Wang XQ, Krausz E and Andrews TJ. Complete spectra
of the far-red chemiluminescence of the oxygenase reaction of
Mn2+-activated ribulose-bisphosphate
carboxylase/oxygenase establish excited Mn2+
as the source. Journal of Biological Chemistry. 278:
16488–16493.
McGinn PJ, Price GD, Maleszka R and Badger MR. Inorganic carbon
limitation and light control the expression of transcripts related
to the CO2-concentrating mechanism
in the cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. Strain PCC6803.
Plant Physiology. 132: 218–229.
Pearce FG and Andrews TJ. The relationship between side reactions
and slow inhibition of ribulosebisphosphate carboxylase revealed
by a loop 6 mutant of the tobacco enzyme. Journal of Biological
Chemistry. 278: 32526-32536.
Siebke K, Ghannoum O, Conroy JP, Badger MR and von Caemmerer
S. Photosynthetic oxygen exchange in C4
grasses: the role of oxygen as electron acceptor. Plant, Cell
and Environment. 26: 1963–1972.
von Caemmerer S and Furbank RT. Invited mini-review. The C4
pathway: An efficient C4 pump.
Photosynthesis Research. 77: 191–207.
von Caemmerer S. Invited opinion. C4
photosynthesis in a single C3
cell is theoretically inefficient but may ameliorate internal
CO2 diffusion limitations of
C3 leaves. Plant Cell &
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Whitney SM, and Andrews TJ. Photosynthesis and growth of tobacco
with a substituted bacterial Rubisco mirror the properties of
the introduced enzyme. Plant Physiology. 133:
287–294.
Woodger FJ, Badger MR and Price GD. Inorganic carbon limitation
induces transcripts encoding components of the CO-2-concentrating
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pathway. Plant Physiology 133: 2069–2080.
Woodger FJ, Gubler F, Pogson B and Jacobsen JV. A Mak-like kinase
is a repressor of GAMYB in barley aleurone. The Plant Journal.
33: 707–717.
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Pellny T, Ghannoum O, Conroy JP, Schluepmann H, Smeekens S, Andralojc
J, Krause K-P, Goddijn O and Paul MJ. Genetic modification of
photosynthetic capacity and leaf area with E. coli genes
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Photobioenergetics
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Åhrling KA and Peterson S. Light-adaptation of photosystem
II is mediated by the plastoquinone pool. Biochemistry.
42: 7655–7662.
Borodich A, Rojdestvenski I, Cottam M, Anderson JM and Öquist
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and short- and long-term regulation by a mesoscopic approach.
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Chow WS. Photosynthesis: from natural towards artificial.
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Gilmore AM, Matsubara S, Ball MC, Barker DH and Itoh S. Excitation
energy flow at 77K in the photosynthetic apparatus of overwintering
evergreens. Plant, Cell and Environment. 26:
1021–1034.
Green BR, Anderson JM and Parson WW. Photosynthetic membranes
and their light-harvesting antennas. In: Light-Harvesting
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He J and Chow WS. The rate coefficient of repair of Photosystem
II after photoinactivation. Physiologia Plantarum. 118:
297–304.
Hendrickson L, Ball MC, Osmond CB, Furbank RT and Chow WS. Assessment
of photoprotection mechanisms of grapevine at low temperature.
Functional Plant Biology. 30: 631–642.
Hendry G and Wydrzynski T. 18O
isotope exchange measurements reveal that calcium is involved
in the binding of one substrate-water molecule to the oxygen-evolving
complex in photosystem II. Biochemistry. 42:
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Matsubara S, Morisinotto T, Bassi R, Christian A-L, Fischer-Schliebs
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in mistletoes of the Loranthaceae and Viscaceae. Planta. 217:
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Peterson S, Åhrling KA, Högblom and Styring S. Flash-induced
relaxation changes of the EPR signals from the manganese cluster
and YD reveal a light-adaptation process of photosystem II. Biochemistry.
42: 2748–2758.
Quigg A, Beardall J and Wydrzynski T. Photoacclimation involves
modulation of the photosynthetic oxygen-evolving reactions in
Dunaliella tertiolecta and Phaeodactylum tricornutum.
Functional Plant Biology. 30: 301–308.
Razeghifard MR and Wydrzynski T. Binding of Zn-chlorin to a synthetic
four-helix bundle peptide through histidine ligation. Biochemistry.
42: 1024–1030.
Ryu J-Y, Suh K-H, Chung Y-H, Park Y-M, Chow WS and Park Y-I.
NADPH dehydrogenase-mediated respiratory electron transport in
thylakoid membranes of the cyanobacterium Synechocystis
sp. PCC 6803 is inactive in the light. Molecules and Cells.
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Ryu JY, Suh KH, Chung Y-H, Park Y-M, Chow WS, and Park Y-I. Cytochrome
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6803 protects photosynthesis from salt stress. Molecules
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Styring S, Feyziyev Y, Mamedov F, Hillier W and Babcock GT. pH
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Åhrling KA, Pace RJ and Evans MCW. An alternative model
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Chow WS and Aro E-M. The photoinactivation of Photosystem II
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Chow WS and Hope AB. Kinetics of reactions around the cytochrome
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Chow WS and Hope AB. Electron fluxes through Photosystem I in
cucumber leaf discs probed by far-red light. Photosynthesis
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Plant, Cell and Environment.
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at low temperature. Physiologia Plantarum.
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Pace RJ, Åhrling KA. Water Oxidation in PSII–H-atom
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Schmidt B, Hillier W, McCracken J and S Ferguson-Miller. The
use of stable isotopes and spectroscopy to investigate the energy
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Plant Cell Biology
Published
Allen NS, Chattaraj P, Collings D and Johannes E. Gravisensing:
ionic responses, cytoskeleton and amyloplast behavior. Advances
in Space Research. 32: 1631–1637.
Buer CS, Wasteneys GO and Masle J. Ethylene modulates root-waveresponses
in Arabidopsis. Plant Physiology. 132:
1085–1096.
Collings DA, Vaughn KC and Harper JDI. The association of peroxisomes
with the developing cell plate in dividing onion root cells depends
on actin microfilaments and myosin. Planta. 218:
204–216.
Dan H, Imaseki H, Wasteneys GO and Kazama H. Ethylene stimulates
endoreduplication but inhibits cytokinesis in cucumber hypocotyl
epidermis. Plant Physiology. 133: 1–6.
Gardiner J, Collings DA, Harper JDI and Marc J. The effects of
the phospholipase D-antagonist 1butanol on seedling development
and microtubule organisation in Arabidopsis. Plant Cell Physiology.
44(7): 687–696.
Himmelspach R, Williamson RE and Wasteneys GO. Cellulose microfibril
alignment recovers from DCB-induced disruption despite microtubule
disorganization. The Plant Journal. 36:
565–575.
Jones DL and Rouse D. A rare new species of Prasophyllum
(Orchidaceae) from Victoria. The Orchadian. 14(6):
282–286.
Letham DS, Smith NG and Willcocks DA. Cytokinin metabolism in
Narcissus bulbs: chilling promotes acetylation of zeatin
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Rolfe BG, Mathesius U, Djordjevic M, Weinman J, Hocart C, Weiller
G and Bauer WD. Proteomic analysis of legume-microbe interactions.Comparative
and Functional Genomics. 4: 225–228.
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Victoria. The Orchadian. 14(6): 256–259.
Ryan PR, Dong B, Watt M, Kataoka T and Delhaize E. Strategies
to isolate transporters that facilitate organic anion efflux from
plant roots. Plant and Soil.
248: 61–69.
Skotnicki ML, Selkirk PM, Kitajima E, McBride TP, Shaw J and
Mackenzie A. The first subantarctic plant virus report: Stilbocarpa
mosaic bacilliform badnavirus (SMBV) from Macquarie Island. Polar
Biology. 26: 1–7.
Sugimoto K, Himmelspach R, Williamson RE and Wasteneys GO. Mutation
or drug-dependent microtubule disruption causes radial swelling
without altering parallel cellulose microfibril deposition in
Arabidopsis root cells. The Plant Cell. 15:
1414–1429.
Takemoto D, Jones DA and Hardham AR. GFP-tagging of cell components
reveals the dynamics of subcellular re-organization in response
to infection of Arabidopsis by oomycete pathogens. The
Plant Journal. 33: 775–792.
Takemoto D, Yoskioka H, Doke N and Kawakita K. Disease stress-inducible
genes of tobacco: expression profile of elicitor-responsive genes
isolated by subtractive hybridization. Physiologia Plantarum.
118: 545–553.
Wasteneys GO and Galway ME. Remodeling the cytoskeleton for growth
and form: An overview with some new views. Annual Review of
Plant Biology. 54: 691–722.
Wasteneys GO. Microtubules show their sensitive nature. Plant
Cell Physiology. 44(7): 653–654.
Weerasinghe R, Collings DA, Johannes E and Allen NS. Rhizobium
meliloti Nod factors cause changes in the distribution of
microtubules in Medicago sativa root hairs. Planta.
218: 276–287.
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Frost D, Way H, Howles P, Luck J, Manners J, Hardham A, Finnegan
J and Ellis J. Tobacco transgenic for the flax rust resistance
gene L expresses allele-specific activation of defense responses.
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Hardham AR. Functioning cells. In: Biology 3rd
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Hardham AR. Fungal and oomycete plant pathogens: Cell biology.
Encyclopedia of Plant and Crop Science.
Jones DA and Takemoto D. Plant innate immunity–direct and
indirect recognition of general and specific pathogen-associated
molecules. Current Opinion in Immunology.
Robold AV, Hardham AR. Production of monoclonal antibodies against
peripheral vesicle proteins in zoospores of Phytophthora nicotianae.
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Shan W and Hardham AR. Construction of a bacterial artificial
chromosome library, determination of genome size, and characterization
of an Hsp70 gene family in Phytophthora nicotianae. Fungal
Genetics and Biology.
Shan W, Cao M, Leung D and Tyler BM. The Avr1b locus of Phytophthora
sojae encodes an elicitor and a regulator required for avirulence
on soybean plants carrying resistance gene Rps1b. Molecular
Plant Microbe Interactions.
Skalamera D, Wasson AP and Hardham AR. Genes expressed in zoospores
of Phytophthora nicotianae. Molecular Genetics and Genomics.
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Visual Sciences
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Barrows GL, Chahl JS and Srinivasan MV. Biomimetic visual sensing
and flight control. The Aeronautical Journal, London: The
Royal Aeronautical Society. 107(1069): 159–168.
Blest AD and Vink CJ. New Zealand Spiders: Linyphidae, Mynogleninae,
Linyphiinae. Records of the Canterbury Museum. 17.
(Supplement): 1–32.
Chahl JS, Thakoor S, Bouffant NL, Stange G, Srinivasan MV, Hine
B, and Zornetzer S. Bioinspired Engineering of Exploration Systems:
A Horizon Sensor/Attitude Reference System Based on the Dragonfly
Ocelli for Mars Exploration Applications. Journal of Robotic
Systems. 20: 35–42.
Chen L, Zhang SW, and Srinivasan MV. Global perception in small
brains: Topological pattern recognition in honey bees. Proceedings
of the National Academy of Science. 100:
6884–6889.
Cheng G, Marotte LR and Ashwell KWS. Cyto- and chemoarchitecture
of the hypothalamus of a wallaby (Macropus eugenii) with
special emphasis on oxytocin and vasopressinergic neurons. Anatomy
and Embryology. 207: 233–253.
Deeb SS, Wakefield MJ, Tada T, Marotte L, Yokoyama and Graves
JAM. The cone visual pigments of an Australian marsupial, the
tammar wallaby (Macropus eugenii): sequence, spectral
tuning and evolution. Molecular Biology and Evolution.
20: 1642–1649.
Ding C, Walcott B and Keyser KT. Sympathetic neural control of
the mouse lacrimal gland. Investigative Ophthalmology and
Visual Sciences. 44 (4): 1513–20.
Garratt MA and Chahl JS. Visual control of an autonomous helicopter.
Proceedings of 41st AIAA Aerospace Sciences Congress.
Guez D, Belzunces L P and Maleszka R. Effects of imidacloprid
metabolites on habituation in honeybees suggest the existence
of two subtypes of nicotinic receptors differentially expressed
during adult development. Pharmacol. Biochem. Behav. 2003.
75: 217-222.
Hemmi JM and Zeil J. Burrow surveillance in fiddler crabs I:
Description of behaviour. Journal of Experimental Biology.
206: 3935–3950.
Hemmi JM and Zeil J. Burrow surveillance in fiddler crabs II:
The sensory cues involved. Journal of Experimental Biology.
206: 3951–3961.
Hemmi JM and Zeil J. Robust judgement of inter-object distance
by an arthropod. Nature. 421: 160–163.
Horridge A. Discrimination of single bars by the honeybee (Apis
mellifera). Vision Research. 43: 1257–1271.
Horridge A. The visual system of the honeybee (Apis mellifera):
the maximum length of the orientation detector. J Insect Physiol.
49: 621–628.
Horridge A. Visual resolution of gratings by the compound eye
of the bee (Apis mellifera). J. Exp . Biol.
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Horridge A. Visual discrimination by the honeybee (Apis mellifera):
the position of the common centre as the cue. Physiological
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Horridge A. The effect of complexity on the discrimination
of oriented bars by the honeybee (Apis mellifera).
J. Comp. Physiol. A 189: 703–714.
Horridge A. Visual resolution of the orientation cue by the honeybee
(Apis mellifera). J Insect Physiol. 49:
1145–1152.
Ibbotson MR and Mark RF. Orientation and spatiotemporal tuning
of cells in the primary visual cortex of an Australian marsupial,
the wallaby Macropus eugenii. J. Comp Physiol. A. 189:
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James AC. The pattern pulse multifocal visual evoked potential.Investigative
Ophthalmology and Visual Science. 44: 879–890.
Kucharski R and Maleszka R. Transcriptional profiling reveals
multifunctional roles for transferring in the honeybee (Apis
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Maddess T and James AC. Patent Application. Assessment of neural
function; Australia Patent No. AU 2003906589.
Mizutani A, Chahl JS and Srinivasan MV. Motion camouflage in
dragonflies. Nature. 423: 604.
Morgan IG. The biological basis of myopic refractive error. Clinical
and Experimental Optometry. 86 (2003): 276–288.
Nagai Y, Ankiewcz A and Maddess T. Ternary cellular automata
with three neighbours. Mem Kokushikan U Cent Inform Sci
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Pearce AR and Marotte LR. The first thalamocortical synapses
are made in the cortical plant in the developing visual cortex
of the wallaby (Macropus eugenii) The Journal of
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Rose K and Morgan I. Myopic education. New Scientist.
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Rose KA, Younan C, Morgan IG and Mitchell P. Prevalence of undetected
ocular conditions in a pilot sample of school children. Clinical
and Experimental Ophthalmology. 31: 237–240.
Si A, Srinivasan MV and Zhang SW. Honeybee Navigation: Properties
of the Visually Driven ‘Odometer’. Journal of
Experimental Biology. 206: 1265–1273.
Si A, Helliwell P and Maleszka R. Effects of NMDA receptor antagonists
on olfactory learning and memory in the honeybee (Apis mellifera).Pharmacol.
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Soccol DD, Chahl JS, Garratt MA, Le Bouffant N and Thakoor S.
A utilitarian UAV design for NASA bioinspired flight control research.
Proceedings of 41st AIAA Aerospace Sciences Congress.
Srinivasan MV and Zhang SW. Motion Cues in Insect Vision and
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and JS Werner (eds), MIT Press,pp. 1193–122.
Srinivasan MV and Zhang SW. Small Brains, Smart Minds: Vision,
Perception and ‘Cognition’ in Honeybees. IETE
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Srinivasan MV, Zhang SW, Chahl JS, and Garratt MA. Landing strategies
in honeybees, and applications to UAVs. In: Robotics Research:
The Tenth International Symposium, Springer-Verlag, Berlin
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Srinivasan MV. A new class of mirrors for wide-angle imaging.
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Networks. Madison, Wisconsin, USA, June 2003.
Srinivasan MV. Honeybee Navigation. Current Biology.
13: R894.
Thakoor S, Chahl J, Soccol D, Hine B and Zornetzer S. Bioinspired
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technologies and operations, 15-18 September 2003, San Diego
California.
Thakoor S, Cabrol N, Lay N, Chahl J, Soccol D, Hine B, and Zornetzer
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Thakoor S, Chahl J, Hine B and Zornetzer S. Biologically inspired
navigation and flight control for Mars flyer missions. Proceedings
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Trewhella J, Edwards M and Ibbotson MR. Sensitivity to the acceleration
of looming stimuli. Clinical Exp. Ophthalmol. 31:
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The Neurobiology of Spatial Behaviour, Jeffery KK (ed),
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Zeil J, Hofmann MI and Chahl JS. Catchment areas of panoramic
snapshots in outdoor scenes. Journal of the Optical Society
of America. A20: 450–469.
Zhang SW and Srinivasan MV. Visual Perception and Cognition in
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James AC, Veitch JG, Zareh AR and Triche T. Sensitivity and specificity
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Morgan IG and Rose KA. How genetic is myopia? Progress in
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Morgan IG. Using natural STOP growth signals to prevent excessive
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Zhang SW and Srinivasan MV. Exploration of cognitive capacity
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Electron Microscopy Unit
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Brink FJ, Norén L Goosens DJ, Withers RL, Lui Y, Xu CN.
A combined diffraction (XRD, electron and neutron) and electrical
study of Na3MoO3F3. J Solid State Chem. 174:
450–548
Brink FJ, Norén L, Withers RL. Synthesis, electron diffraction,
XRD and DSC study of the elpasoliterelated oxyfluoride, Tl3MoO3F3.
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Ghoddusi J. Ultrastructural Changes in Feline Dental Pulp with
Periodontal Disease. Microsc Res Tech. 61:
423–7.
Ryan MH, McCully ME, Huang CX Location and quantification of
phosphorus and other elements in fully hydrated, soil-grown arbuscular
mycorrhizas: a cryo-analytical scanning electron microscopy study.
New Phytologist. 160: 429–441
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