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    Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research Inc tomato tom1 microarray
    Tomato Tom1 Microarray, supplied by Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Potato spindle tuber viroid: the simplicity paradox resolved?
    Article Snippet: .. In unpublished experiments, we have obtained similar results using the much larger Tom2 cDNA microarray available from the Center for Gene Expression Profiling at the Boyce Thompson Institute (http://bti.cornell.edu/ CGEP/CGEP.html). ..

    Article Title: Caterpillar labial saliva alters tomato plant gene expression.
    Article Snippet: We examined the effects of Helicoverpa zea caterpillar labial saliva on tomato plant gene expression.. Caterpillars with labial salivary glands (mock-ablated) and without (ablated) were fed on tomato plants for 24 hr; then, the leaf mRNAwas analyzedwith tomatomicroarrays.. Analysis of the transcript profiles revealed 384 expressed sequence tags (ESTs) that were significantly altered due to herbivory compared to the non-wounded plants.

    Article Title: Effects of elevated peroxidase levels and corn earworm feeding on gene expression in tomato.
    Article Snippet: Microarray analysis was used to measure the impact of herbivory by Helicoverpa zea, (corn earworm caterpillar) on wild-type and transgenic tomato, Solanum lycopersicum, plants that over-express peroxidase.. Caterpillar herbivory had by far the greatest affect on gene expression, but the peroxidase transgene also altered the expression of a substantial number of tomato genes.. Particularly high peroxidase activity resulted in the upregulation of genes encoding proteinase inhibitors, pathogenesis-related (PR) proteins, as well as proteins associated with iron and calcium transport, and flowering.

    Article Title: Microarray Analysis of Tomato Plants Exposed to the Nonviruliferous or Viruliferous Whitefly Vector Harboring Pepper golden mosaic virus
    Article Snippet: The cDNA was purified using a Microcon YM30 column (Millipore, Billerica, MA). .. Tomato microarrays (TOM1, The Boyce Thompson Institute at Cornell University, Ithaca, NY) were hybridized at 65°C for 8 h. All treatments were dye reversed with Cy3 and Cy5 for a total of six microarray chips using a loop design for four biological replications for each treatment. ..

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    Article Title: Potato spindle tuber viroid: the simplicity paradox resolved?
    Article Snippet: .. In unpublished experiments, we have obtained similar results using the much larger Tom2 cDNA microarray available from the Center for Gene Expression Profiling at the Boyce Thompson Institute (http://bti.cornell.edu/ CGEP/CGEP.html). ..

    Article Title: Systems Biology of Tomato Fruit Development: Combined Transcript, Protein, and Metabolite Analysis of Tomato Transcription Factor ( nor, rin ) and Ethylene Receptor ( Nr ) Mutants Reveals Novel Regulatory Interactions
    Article Snippet: .. Glass slides containing arrayed tomato ESTs were obtained directly from the Center for Gene Expression Profiling at the Boyce Thompson Institute, synthesized in the Giovannoni laboratory as described by Alba et al. (2004) . ..

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    Article Title: Caterpillar labial saliva alters tomato plant gene expression.
    Article Snippet: We examined the effects of Helicoverpa zea caterpillar labial saliva on tomato plant gene expression.. Caterpillars with labial salivary glands (mock-ablated) and without (ablated) were fed on tomato plants for 24 hr; then, the leaf mRNAwas analyzedwith tomatomicroarrays.. Analysis of the transcript profiles revealed 384 expressed sequence tags (ESTs) that were significantly altered due to herbivory compared to the non-wounded plants.

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    Article Title: Plant-pathogen interactions: what microarray tells about it?
    Article Snippet: Plant defense responses are mediated by elementary regulatory proteins that affect expression of thousands of genes.. Over the last decade, microarray technology has played a key role in deciphering the underlying networks of gene regulation in plants that lead to a wide variety of defence responses.. Microarray is an important tool to quantify and profile the expression of thousands of genes simultaneously, with two main aims: (1) gene discovery and (2) global expression profiling.

    Article Title: Implementation and assessment of a molecular biology and bioinformatics undergraduate degree program.
    Article Snippet: Students then design and conduct microarray experiments initially using slides obtained from the Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research at Cornell University; more recently, slides have been obtained through the Chlamydomonas Genetics Center.

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    Article Title: Systems Biology of Tomato Fruit Development: Combined Transcript, Protein, and Metabolite Analysis of Tomato Transcription Factor ( nor, rin ) and Ethylene Receptor ( Nr ) Mutants Reveals Novel Regulatory Interactions
    Article Snippet: .. Glass slides containing arrayed tomato ESTs were obtained directly from the Center for Gene Expression Profiling at the Boyce Thompson Institute, synthesized in the Giovannoni laboratory as described by Alba et al. (2004) . ..



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    Relative fold differences in the expression of selected tomato plant defense genes verified through qPCR analysis. Gene expression verified: PPO F, WIN1, WIN2, and PR-4. Tomato plants were nonwounded tomato plants (NW) or treated with viruliferous whiteflies carrying PepGMV (WF & V) or nonviruliferous whiteflies (WF). Leaf tissue was collected 15 d after treatment initiation for qPCR analysis. Bars indicate means ± SE. The relative fold differences correlated with the <t>microarrays</t> results as specified in .
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    Relative fold differences in the expression of selected tomato plant defense genes verified through qPCR analysis. Gene expression verified: PPO F, WIN1, WIN2, and PR-4. Tomato plants were nonwounded tomato plants (NW) or treated with viruliferous whiteflies carrying PepGMV (WF & V) or nonviruliferous whiteflies (WF). Leaf tissue was collected 15 d after treatment initiation for qPCR analysis. Bars indicate means ± SE. The relative fold differences correlated with the <t>microarrays</t> results as specified in .
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    Relative fold differences in the expression of selected tomato plant defense genes verified through qPCR analysis. Gene expression verified: PPO F, WIN1, WIN2, and PR-4. Tomato plants were nonwounded tomato plants (NW) or treated with viruliferous whiteflies carrying PepGMV (WF & V) or nonviruliferous whiteflies (WF). Leaf tissue was collected 15 d after treatment initiation for qPCR analysis. Bars indicate means ± SE. The relative fold differences correlated with the microarrays results as specified in .

    Journal: Journal of Insect Science

    Article Title: Microarray Analysis of Tomato Plants Exposed to the Nonviruliferous or Viruliferous Whitefly Vector Harboring Pepper golden mosaic virus

    doi: 10.1093/jisesa/ieu092

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Relative fold differences in the expression of selected tomato plant defense genes verified through qPCR analysis. Gene expression verified: PPO F, WIN1, WIN2, and PR-4. Tomato plants were nonwounded tomato plants (NW) or treated with viruliferous whiteflies carrying PepGMV (WF & V) or nonviruliferous whiteflies (WF). Leaf tissue was collected 15 d after treatment initiation for qPCR analysis. Bars indicate means ± SE. The relative fold differences correlated with the microarrays results as specified in .

    Article Snippet: Tomato microarrays (TOM1, The Boyce Thompson Institute at Cornell University, Ithaca, NY) were hybridized at 65°C for 8 h. All treatments were dye reversed with Cy3 and Cy5 for a total of six microarray chips using a loop design for four biological replications for each treatment.

    Techniques: Expressing, Gene Expression

    Relative fold differences in the expression of selected tomato plant defense genes verified through qPCR analysis. Gene expression verified: (a) PPO F, PR-1A1, WIN1, WIN2; (b), arginase, dehydrin, GST, PI2Cev1, PI2Cev2, PR-4, and RuBisCO. Treatments are nonwounded (NW) and viruliferous whiteflies carrying PepGMV (WF & V). Leaf tissue was collected 15 d after treatment initiation for qPCR analysis. Bars indicate means ± SE. The relative fold differences matched the microarrays results as specified in .

    Journal: Journal of Insect Science

    Article Title: Microarray Analysis of Tomato Plants Exposed to the Nonviruliferous or Viruliferous Whitefly Vector Harboring Pepper golden mosaic virus

    doi: 10.1093/jisesa/ieu092

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Relative fold differences in the expression of selected tomato plant defense genes verified through qPCR analysis. Gene expression verified: (a) PPO F, PR-1A1, WIN1, WIN2; (b), arginase, dehydrin, GST, PI2Cev1, PI2Cev2, PR-4, and RuBisCO. Treatments are nonwounded (NW) and viruliferous whiteflies carrying PepGMV (WF & V). Leaf tissue was collected 15 d after treatment initiation for qPCR analysis. Bars indicate means ± SE. The relative fold differences matched the microarrays results as specified in .

    Article Snippet: Tomato microarrays (TOM1, The Boyce Thompson Institute at Cornell University, Ithaca, NY) were hybridized at 65°C for 8 h. All treatments were dye reversed with Cy3 and Cy5 for a total of six microarray chips using a loop design for four biological replications for each treatment.

    Techniques: Expressing, Gene Expression