Spiertz, J. H. J. et al. ed.
Scale and Complexity in Plant Systems Research
Gene-Plant-Crop Relations
Springer-Verlag 2007.11
329 pp.(H)
ISBN 1-4020-5904-3
18,200円
Contents
Part.1: Preface: Genetics of plant performance: from molecular analysis to modeling: 1. Genetic and molecular analysis of growth responses to environmental factors using Arabidopsis thaliana natural Variation; M. Reymond et al/ 2. From QTLs to genes controlling root traits in maize; R. Tuberosa and S. Salvi/ 3. Multi-trait multi-environment QTL modelling for drought stress adaptation in maize; M. Malosetti et al/ 4. Accounting for variability in the detection and use of markers for simple and complex traits; S.C. Chapman et al/ 5. An integrated systems approach to crop improvement; G.L. Hammer and D.R. Jordan/ 6. Crop systems biology: an approach to connect functional genomics with crop modeling; X. Yin and P.C. Struik/ Part.2: Modelling genotype ? environment interactions: 7. A modelling approach to genotype ? environment interaction:genetic analysis of the response of maize growth to environmental conditions; W. Sadok et al/ 8. Modelling genotype ? environment ? management interactions to improve yield, water use efficiency and grain protein in wheat; S. Asseng / 9. Physiological processes to understand genotype ? environment interactions in maize silking dynamics; L. Borr㎏/ 10. Modelling the genetic basis of response curves underlying genotype x environment interaction; F.A. van Eeuwijk/ Part.3: Physiology and genetics of crop adaptation: 11. Physiological interventions in breeding for adaptation to abiotic stress; M.P. Reynolds/ 12. Physiological traits for improving wheat yield under a wide range of conditions; G.A. Slafer/ 13. Is plant growth driven by sink regulation? Implications for crop models, phenotyping approaches and ideotypes; M. Dingkuhn et al/ 14. Yield improvement associated with Lr19 translocation in wheat: which plant attributes are modified?; D.J. Miralles/ Physiology and modelling of crop adaptation: 15. Simulation analysis of physiological traits to improve yield, nitrogen use efficiency and grain protein concentration in wheat; P. Martre et al/ 16. An architectural approach to investigate maize response to low temperature; K. Chenu et al/ 17. Tillering in spring wheat: a 3D virtual plant-modelling study; J.B. Evers/ 18. Use of crop growth models to evaluate physiological traits in genotypes of horticultural crops; E. Heuvelink et al/ Part.4: Diversity, resource use and crop performance: 19. Role of root clusters in phosphorus acquisition and increasing biological diversity in agriculture; H. Lambers/ 20. Prospects for genetic improvement to increase lowland rice yields with less water and nitrogen; S. Peng/ 21. Exploiting diversity to manage weeds in agro-ecosystems; L. Bastiaans et al/ Part.5: Outlook and dialogue: 22. When can intelligent design of crops by humans outperform natural selection?; R.F. Denison/ 23. Integrated assessment of agricultural systems at multiple scales; M.K. van Ittersum/ 24. A dialogue on interdisciplinary collaboration to bridge the gap between plant genomics and crop sciences; P.C. Struik et al/ List of reviewers/ index/ *
Balding, D.J. et al. ed.
Handbook of Statistical Genetics 3rd ed.
統計遺伝学ハンドブック 第３版
John Wiley & Sons 2007.10
1616 pp. (H)
ISBN 0-470-05830-7
41,000円
Contents
List of contributors / Editor's Preface to the Third Edition / Glossary of Terms / Abbreviations and Acronyms / 1.Chromosome Maps / 2.Statistical Significance in Biological Sequence / 3.Bayesian Methods in Biological Sequence Analysis / 4.Statistical Approaches in Eukaryotic Gene Prediction / 5.Comparative Genomics / 6.Analysis of Microarray Gene Expression Data / 7.Inferences from microarray data / 8.Bayesian methods for microarray data / 9.eQTL analyses / 10.Protein Structure / 11.Metabonomics / 12.Adaptive Molecular Evolution / 13.Genome Evolution / 14.Probabilistic Models for the Study of Protein Evolution / 15.Application of the Likelihood Function in Phylogenetic / 16.Phylogenetics: Parsimony, Networks and Distances / 17.Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics / 18.Quantitative Trait Loci in Inbred Lines / 19.Mapping Quantitative Trait Loci Outbred Pedigrees / 20.Inferences from Mixed Models in Quantitative Genetics / 21.Marker-Assisted Selection and Introgression / 22.Mathematical Models in Population Genetics / 23.Inference, simulation and enumeration of pedigrees and genealogies / 24.Graphical modelling in genetics / 25.Coalescent Theory / Inference Under the Coalescent / 26.Linkage Disequilibrium, recombination and selection / 27.Inferences from Spatial Population Genetics / 28.Analysis of Population Subdivision / 29.Conservation Genetics / 30.Human population genetics/history / 31.Epidemiology and Genetic Epidemiology / 32.Linkage Analysis / Nonparametric Linkage / 33.Admixture mapping and population structure in association studies / 34.Population Association / 35.Genome-wide association studies / 36.Family-based association studies / 37.Cancer genetics / 38.Epigenetics / 39.Ethics / 40.Insurance / 41.Forensics / Reference Author Index / Subject Index / *
Day, J. G. & Stacey, G. N. ed.
Cryopreservation and Freeze-Drying Protocols 2nd ed.
凍結保存とフリーズドライのプロトコール 第２版
Springer-Verlag 2007.
348 pp.(H)
ISBN 1-58829-377-7
13,100円
Contents
1.Long-term ex situ conservation of Biological Resources and the role of Biological Resource Centres (Glyn N. Stacey and John G. Day)/ 2.The Process of Freeze-drying (Gerald Adams)/ 3.Principles of Cryopreservation (David E. Pegg)/ 4.Lyophilization of Proteins (Paul Matejschuk)/ 5.Vacuum-drying and Cryopreservation of Prokaryotes (Brian J. Tindall )/ 6.Freeze-drying of Yeast Cultures (Chris Bond)/ 7.Cryopreservation of Yeast Cultures (Chris Bond)/ 8.Freeze-drying Fungi using a Shelf-freeze-drier (C. Shu-hui Tan, Cor W. van Ingen and Joost A. Stalpers)/ 9.Cryopreservation and Freeze-drying of Fungi employing Centrifugal and Shelf Freeze-drying(Matthew J. Ryan and David Smith)/ 10.Cryopreservation of Microalgae and Cyanobacteria (John G. Day )/ 11.Cryopreservation of Plant Cell Suspensions (Brian W. W. Grout )/ 12.Cryopreservation of Shoot-tips and Meristems (Erica E. Benson, Keith Harding and Jason W. Johnston)/ 13.Cryopreservation of Desiccation Tolerant Seeds (Hugh W. Pritchard)/ 14.Cryopreservation of Fish Sperm (Eugeny Kopeika, Julia Kopeika and Tiantian Zhang)/ 15.Cryopreservation of Avian Spermatozoa (Graham Wishart )/ 16.Cryopreservation of Animal and Human Cell Lines (Christopher B. Morris)/ 17.Cryopreservation of Haematopoietic Stem/Progenitor Cells for Therapeutic Use (Suzanne M. Watt, Eric Austin and Sue Armitage)/ 18.Cryopreservation of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Lines (Charles J. Hunt and Paula M. Timmons)/ 19.Cryopreservation of Primary Animal Cell Cultures (Glyn N. Stacey and Stuart Dowall)/ 20.Cryopreservation of Red Blood Cells and Platelets (Andreas Sputtek)/ 21.Cryopreservation of Mammalian Semen (Mark R. Curry)/ 22.Cryopreservation of Mammalian Oocytes (Sharon J. Paynter and Barry J. Fuller)/ 23.Cryopreservation of Mammalian Embryos (Barry J. Fuller and Sharon J. Paynter )/ Glossary/ index/
* Offers new and novel techniques for preserving biological materials This second edition of Cryopreservation and Freeze-Drying Protocols offers a compilation of robust, reproducible techniques for the conservation of a wide range of biological materials. This widely expanded second edition includes novel approaches and protocols for biological materials that were not preservable when the first edition was published in 1995. *
Prohens, J. & Nuez, F. ed.
Vegetables 1
Asteraceae, Brassuocaseae, Chenpodicaceae and Cucurbitaceae
(Handbook of Plant Breeding)
Springer-Verlag 2008.
428 pp.(H)
ISBN 0-387-72291-2
19,200円
Contents
1.Preface/ 2.Family Asteraceae (=Compositae): Chicory and Endive/ 3.Globe Artichoke and Cardoon/ 4.Lettuce/ 5.Family Brassicaceae (=Cruciferae): Cabbage/ 6.Cauliflower and Broccoli/ 7.Family Chenopodiaceae: Spinach/ 8.Table Beet/ 9.Family Cucurbitaceae: Cucumber/ 10.Melon/ 11.Pumpkin and Winter Squash/ 12.Summer Squash/ 13.Watermelon/ Index/
* The vegetables seed market is very dynamic and competitive, and predominant varieties are quickly replaced by new varieties. Therefore, updated information on the state of the art of the genetic improvement of specific crops is of interest to vegetable crops breeders, researchers and scholars. During the last years an immense quantity of new knowledge on the genetic diversity of vegetables and the utilization of genetic resources, breeding methods and techniques, and on the development and utilization of modern biotechnologies in vegetables crop breeding has accumulated, and there is a need of a major reference work that synthesizes this information.
* The Handbook of Plant Breeding―Vegetables I and II are two volumes devoted to 20 of the most important vegetable crops. These crops belong to eight different botanical families grouped by taxonomic category. The first volume focuses on four families: Asteraceae or Compositae (chicory and endive, globe artichoke and cardoon, and lettuce), Brassicaceae or Cruciferae (cabbage, and cauliflower and broccoli), Chenopodiaceae (spinach and sugar beet) and Cucurbitaceae (cucumber, melon, pumpkin and winter squash, summer squash, and watermelon). The second volume concentrates on four other families: Fabaceae or Leguminosae (garden pea, and snap bean), Liliaceae (asparagus, and onion), Solanaceae (eggplant, pepper, and tomato) and Umbelliferae or Apiaceae (carrot). *
Prohens, J. & Nuez, F. ed.
Vegetables II
Fabaceae, Liliaceae, Solanaceae, and Umbelliferae
(The Handbook of Plant Breeding Series)
Springer-Verlag 2007.12
372 pp.(H)
ISBN 0-387-74108-9
19,200円
Contents
1.Preface/ 2.Family Fabaceae (=Leguminosae): Garden Pea/ 3.Snap Bean/ 4.Family Liliaceae: Asparagus/ 5.Onion/ 6.Family Solanaceae: Eggplant/ 7.Pepper/ 8.Tomato/ 9.Family Umbelliferae (=Apiaceae): Carrot/ Index/
* The vegetables seed market is very dynamic and competitive, and predominant varieties are quickly replaced by new varieties. Therefore, updated information on the state of the art of the genetic improvement of specific crops is of interest to vegetable crops breeders, researchers and scholars. During the last years an immense quantity of new knowledge on the genetic diversity of vegetables and the utilization of genetic resources, breeding methods and techniques, and on the development and utilization of modern biotechnologies in vegetables crop breeding has accumulated, and there is a need of a major reference work that synthesizes this information. *
Bergman, N. H. ed.
Comparative Genomics Vol. 2
Humana Press 2008.
434 pp.(H)
ISBN 1-934115-37-1
13,200円
Contents
Section V: Comparative Analysis of Domain and Protein Families: 1. Computational Prediction of Domain Interactions/ 2. DomainTeam: Synteny of domains is a new approach in comparative genomics/ 3. Inference of gene function based on gene fusion events: the Rosetta Stone method/ 4. Pfam: A domain-centric method for analyzing proteins and proteomes/ 5. InterPro and InterProScan-Tools for Protein Sequence Classification and Comparison/ 6. Gene Annotation and Pathway Mapping in KEGG/ Section VI: Orthologs, Synteny, and Genome Evolution: 7. Ortholog Detection using the Smallest Distance Algorithm/ 8. Finding Conserved Gene Order Across Multiple Genomes/ 9. Analysis of Genome Rearrangement by Block-Interchanges/ 10. Analyzing Patterns of microbial evolution using the Mauve Genome Alignment System/ 11. Visualization of syntenic relationships with SynBrowse/ 12. GECKO and GHOSTFAM: Rigorous and Efficient Gene Cluster Detection in Prokaryotic Genomes/ Section VII: Experimental Analysis of Whole Genomes-Analysis of Copy Number and Sequence Polymorphisms: 13. Genome-wide copy number analysis on GeneChip platform using CNAG 2.0 software/ 14. Oligonucleotide array comparative genomic hybridization/ 15. Studying Bacterial Genome Dynamics Using Microarray-Based Comparative Genomic Hybridization/ 16. CGH analysis using the CGHAnalyzer/ 17. Microarray-based Approach for Genome-Wide Survey of Nucleotide Polymorphisms/ 18. High-Throughput Genotyping of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms with High Sensitivity/ 19. Single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) mapping array assay/ 20. Molecular Inversion Probe Assays/ 21. novoSNP: variant detection and sequence annotation in resequencing projects/ 22. Rapid Identification of Single Nucleotide Substitutions Using SeqDoc/ 23. SNPHunter: A Versatile Web-Based Tool for Acquiring and Managing Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms/ 24. Identification of Disease Genes: An Example-driven Web-based Tutorial/ 25. Variable number tandem repeat typing of bacteria/ 26. Fluorescent amplified fragment length polymorphism (FAFLP) genotyping of bacterial species/ 27. FLP-mapping: A universal, cost-effective, and automatable method for gene mapping/ Index/ *
Janick, J. ed.
Plant Breeding Reviews Vol.27
作物の品種改良評論 第27巻
John Wiley & Sons 2006.1
384 pp.(H)
ISBN 0-471-73213-3
28,400円
Contents
Contributors/ 1. Dedication: Fredrick A. Bliss Teacher, Researcher, and Director of Plant Breeding/ 2. Sugarcane Improvement through Breeding and Biotechnology/ 3. Breeding for Resistance to Maize Foliar Pathogens/ 4. Synteny in the Rosaceae/ 5. Genetic Mapping and Molecular Breeding in Cucurbits/ 6. Breeding Douglas-Fir/ Subject Index/ Cumulative Subject Index/ Cumulative Contributor Index/ *
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