Biosphere Sciences & Engineering | Carnegie Science
Carnegie's newest scientific division, Biosphere Sciences & Engineering, is devoted to disrupting the traditional, siloed perspective on research in the life sciences and pursuing an integrated approach to solving humanity's greatest challenges ...
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Carnegie Cell Imaging - Carnegie Science
Isolation of spectral variants of GFP and other fluorescent proteins has made it possible to perform multi-labeling experiments, test for molecular proximity using Forstner Resonance Energy Transfor (FRET), and to explore molecular dynamics …
Maize Gametophyte Project
The NSF-funded Maize Gametophyte Project, a multi-institution collaboration, uses genetic tools unique to the model crop Zea mays (maize) to accomplish a genomic-scale investigation of gametophytically-required genes.
Carnegie Cell Imaging - Carnegie Science
Timelapse image series of tag M253 fluorescence in a mitotic root cell. The series begins at prophase, the chromosomes can be seen to line up on a plane at metaphase, and then to separate during anaphase.
Carnegie Science
Welcome to the Ehrhardt laboratory at the Carnegie Institution for Science. We investigate plant cell development and morphogenesis, utilizing live cell imaging techniques to visualize the organization and dynamic behaviors of molecules and organelles.
Low Temp Reg Circuits - Home
SUMMARY Plants vary greatly in their responses to cold temperatures. At one extreme are plants from tropical and subtropical regions such as soybean and rice, which suffer injury when exposed to chilling temperatures between 0 and 12°C.
People - Carnegie Science
Postdoc: Diego Sanchez. Staff Research Associates: Erica Stein, Robert Siegel. Undergraduates: Michael Kim, Bryan Wong. Additional help from Postdocs: Aurelien ...
MIND - Carnegie Science
MIND 0.2 and 0.5. M embrane-protein I nteraction N etwork D atabase. MIND contains the results of a binary split ubiquitin interaction screen of Arabidopsis thaliana membrane proteins and proteins curated as signaling proteins. This is the first membrane protein/signaling protein interaction network from any organism.
Metabolic Gene Cluster Viewer
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