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Paula PerryPhone - |
pjperry@gate.sinica.edu.tw Paula Perry now:
Works as a post-doctoral fellow in the Laboratory of Wolfgang Schmidt.
Institute of Plant and Microbial
Biology,
Academia Sinica,
Nankang,
Taipei,
Taiwan 11529,
Republic of China
RESEARCH INTERESTS while in the Bennett Lab
My area of research is vascular
development, with the main aim to isolate novel regulatory loci. I
am using a number of different approaches to achieve this goal, including
enhancer trapping, reverse and forward genetics. The primary mutant that
I am studying is from an enhancer trapped population in Arabidopsis
thaliana. This mutant, damian, contains discontinues xylem
strands, clustering of stomata and cuboid epidermal cells. I also work
on a number of other mutants that all contain a disrupted vascular structure.
PRESENTATIONS 
TARGET presentation, Bioinformatics, Nottingham, 14/2/2003.
Investigating Vascular Development Using damain and Other Mutants.
Lab talk, Genetic Analyses of Vascular Patterning in Arabidopsis thaliana, Nottingham, 6/10/2003.
Lab talk, damian and lax2, Nottingham, 9/2/2004.
lab meeting, Kinematic analysis of AUX1 miss-expression,
Nottingham, 7/3/2005.
POSTERS
Garnet poster, CALYX, An Enhancer Trapped Population.
SEB
poster, Investigating
Vascular Development Using damain and Other Mutants.
PUBLICATION
Nature Cell Biology 7, 1057 - 1065 (2005)
Root
gravitropism requires lateral root cap and epidermal cells for transport
and response to a mobile auxin signal.
Swarup R, Kramer EM, Perry
P, Knox K, Leyser HMO, Haseloff J, Beemster GTS, Bhalerao R, Bennett
MJ
- last updated on: 7/6/2006 -