Congressi SIGA

XLV SIGA Annual Congress

Salsomaggiore Terme (PR), 26-29 September 2001

Session I - Genomics and proteomics

INVITED LECTURE

S1a	Tingey S.V. - The use of genetic principles to integrate structural and functional genomic information

ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

S1b	Pignone D., Erriquez R., Gallerani R., Sonnante,G., Ceci L.R. - Reverse genetics analysis of the presence of mti-2 analogues in the Brassicaceae genepool and their in vitro expression
S1c	Gualberti G., Papi M., Ricci I., Costantino P., Vittorioso P. - DAG1 and DAG2: Dof transcription factors involved in germination
S1d	Tosti N., Turchetti V., Ragano-Caracciolo M., Damiani F. - Genes differentially expressed in isogenic mutants of Lotus corniculatus
S1e	Magni F., Scotti I., Morgante M. - Estimate of mutation rate of microsatellites in Norway spruce: a simulation approach
S1f	Ciaffi M., Paolacci A.R., Marabottini R., Tanzarella O.A. - Identification and characterisation of gene sequences expressed during wheat heading

POSTERS

1.1	Iannuzzi L., Di Meo G.P., Perucatti A., Incarnato D. - An improved genetic physical map in river buffalo ( Bubalus bubalis, 2n=50) chromosomes
1.2	Miccoli M.C., Antonacci R., Vaccarelli G., Massari S., Ciccarese S. - Exon-intron organization of TRGC genes in ruminant animals
1.3	Santelia D., Soranzo N., Mizzi L., Pè M.E - Analysis of the GST genes clusters in Arabidopsis
1.4	Soranzo N., Parise P., Frova C. - Genomics of plant GSTs
1.5	Accerbi M., Landgraf J., Schaffer R., Wisman P. - Assessing sources of variability in Arabidopsis microarrays
1.6	Locatelli S., Lanzanova C., Rossi V. - Constitution of maize transgenic lines and identification of Mu-tagged mutants with altered expression of Rpd3-type histone deacetylase
1.7	Giuliani S., Donnnison I., Sanguineti M.C. - Identification of differentially expressed genes in isogenic maize lines at a QTL for days to pollen shed
1.8	Salvi S., O'Sullivan D., Serhani B., Edwards K., Phillips R.,Tuberosa R. - Construction of a BAC contig spanning Vgt1, a major QTL for flowering time in maize
1.9	Gallavotti A., Gianfranceschi L., Sari-Gorla M. - Expression profiling during ear development in maize
1.10	van Buuren M. L., Serhani B. - Comparative genomic mapping between a 4-cM region flanking DREB1A in Arabidopsis thaliana and maize
1.11	Lanzanova C., Locatelli S., Rossi V., Motto M. - A maize histone deacetylase and retinoblastoma-related protein physically interact and cooperate in repressing gene transcription
1.12	Cifarelli R.A., Mango T., Gallitelli M., Cellini F. - On the way of the construction of durum wheat ( Triticum turgidum L. ssp durum) Bacterial Artificial Chromosome (BAC) library: Isolation of high molecular weight nuclear DNA
1.13	Cenci A., Chantret N., Kong X.-Y., Gu Y., Anderson O., Dubcovsky J. - A half million clones bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) library of durum wheat
1.14	Faccioli P., Lagonigro S., Stanca A.M., Trecordi E., Terzi V. - Functional genomics for exploring genetic variability in H. spontaneum
1.15	Paolocci F., Turchetti V., Damiani F. - Analysis of dfr expression by real time PCR in transgenic L. corniculatus plants impaired in leaf tannin synthesis
1.16	Tornielli G.B., Turci M., De Battisti C., Zenoni S., Avesani L., Pezzotti M. - "Revers genetics" in Petunia hybrida
1.17	Andreakis N., Piccirillo P., Woeste K., Monti LM. - Molecular diversity in walnut (Juglans regia L.) estimated through AFLP and SSR markers
1.18	Paolocci F., Porceddu A., Rubini A., Riccioni C., Topini F., Arcioni S. - Identification of genes involved in the process of mycorrhiza formation in Populus alba x Tuber borchii
1.19	Cattonaro F., Jurman I., Zuccolo A. - Microscale organization of repetitive sequences in the Norway spruce genome (Picea abies L., KARST.)
1.20	degli Ivanissevich S., Morgante M. - Sequence diversity and SNP marker development in Norway spruce