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The Chlamydomonas Sourcebook
Edited by Elizabeth H. Harris, David Stern and George Witman
Academic press
January 2009
Vol 1. Hardcover 480 pp ISBN 9780123708748
£53.00
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Vol 2. Hardcover 1040 pp ISBN 9780123708755
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Vol 3. Hardcover 512 pp ISBN 9780123708762
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3 vol set Hardcover 2000 ISBN 9780123708731
£115.00
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Aimed at researchers in plant science who study photosynthesis; fertility researchers; mammalian vision researchers;
biochemistry researchers; plant physiologists; plant and molecular biologists; University and Medical libraries
Contents
VOLUME 1 - Introduction to Chlamydomonas and Its Laboratory Use By Elizabeth Harris (Duke University)
- Taxonomy, diversity and distribution of Chlamydomonas species - History of Chlamydomonas
as a laboratory organism - Cell architecture - The vegetative cell cycle, including culture conditions and methods -
The sexual cycle - Overview of the nuclear genome - Genetic analysis - The molecular toolkit, including transformation,
gene expression, etc. - Resources for the investigator and for use of Chlamydomonas in teaching
VOLUME 2 - Organellar and Metabolic Processes Edited By David Stern (Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant
Research) - Biogenesis of chloroplasts and mitochondria - Photosynthesis - Respiration - Nitrogen assimilation -
Starch biosynthesis - Sulfur metabolism - Response to heavy metals - Hydrogen production
VOLUME 3 - Cell Motility and Behavior Edited by George Witman (University of Massachusetts Medical School)
- Basal bodies - Basal body-associated structures - Flagellar assembly and length control - Intraflagellar transport -
Flagellar axoneme -Flagellar membrane - Tactic responses (phototaxis, chemotaxis) and mechanoreception
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: chloroplasts
: heavy metals
: hydrogen
: metabolic reactions
: mitochondria
: photosynthesis
: reproduction
: taxonomy
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