14 research outputs found
A domesticated harbinger transposase forms a complex with HDA6 and promotes histone H3 deacetylation at genes but not TEs in Arabidopsis
Perceptions of Intercollegiate Athletic Goals and Processes: The Influence of Personal Values
Experiencing diversity, conflict and emotions in teams
FLWINinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedWorkforce diversity in the international contex
Three Models for Short-Term Study Abroad
Nearly 250,000 U.S. college students participate in study abroad programs each year. A growing proportion of students are participating in short-term study abroad programs. Despite the large number of students in these programs, there are relatively few articles that describe how to start or manage a short-term, business-related, study abroad program. With this in mind, this article includes three examples of short-term study abroad programs: the summer semester abroad, the study tour, and the service-learning trip. Benefits of short-term study abroad programs are discussed. The article also includes tips for designing and managing the programs. The article is intended as a resource for faculty who are considering taking students abroad
Clone-based functional genomics
Annotated genomes have provided a wealth of information about gene structure and gene catalogs in a wide range of species. Taking advantage of these developments, novel techniques have been implemented to investigate systematically diverse aspects of gene and protein functions underpinning biology processes. Here, we review functional genomics applications that require the mass production of cloned sequence repertoires, including ORFeomes and silencing tag collections. We discuss the techniques employed in large-scale cloning projects and we provide an up-to-date overview of the clone resources available for model plant species and of the current applications that may be scaled up for systematic plant gene studies