Characterizing Sub-Cellular Compartments in Maize Using Fluorescent Protein Tagged Lines
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The completed maize genome was published in Science
Fluorescent proteins win Nobel prize
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NSF Award #0501862
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If you are working in the USA, you will have to apply for an
APHIS notification
for shipping and growing the maize plants. Note that this process takes approximately one month. Here is a step-by-step suggestion on
How to apply for an APHIS notification
from Dave Jackson.
We also require a Materials Transfer Agreement (MTA) (
CSHL
or
UW
) to be completed and signed by a legal representative of your institution. Please note that the MTA requests must be sent to the institution where the construct was generated (see “Lab” column of Gene list table). If you are requesting seed from both institutions you will need to complete 2 different MTAs.
We send out ~ 10 T2 generation seed from 3 independent transgenic lines. If you require more seed please make this request in the comments box, below.
To cover shipping and handling charges, we require payment ($20 / seed line, 3 lines of one construct for $50). We recommend that you use 3 independent lines per construct to be sure to obtain reproducible results. An invoice will be provided after the MTA has been completed.
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