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Trevor's Lab
Key Publications

PERRY J, WELHAM T, BRACHMANN A, BINDER A, CHARPENTIER M, GROTH M, HAAGE K,  MARKMANN K, WANG TL, PARNISKE M. TILLING in Lotus japonicus identified large allelic series for symbiosis genes and revealed a bias in functionally defective EMS alleles towards glycine replacements. Plant Physiology (2009), doi:10.1104/pp.109.142190.

WELHAM T.,  PIKE P., HORST I., FLEMETAKIS E., KATINAKIS P., KANEKO T., SATO, S. TABATA S., PERRY J., PARNISKE P., WANG TL. A cytosolic invertase is required for normal growth and cell development in the model legume, Lotus japonicus. Journal of Experimental Botany 60, 3353-3365, 2009.

HORST I, WELHAM T, KELLY S, KANEKO T, SATO S, TABATA S, PARNISKE M, WANG TL. TILLING mutants of Lotus japonicus reveal that nitrogen assimilation and fixation can occur in the absence of nodule-enhanced sucrose synthase. Plant Physiology 144, 806-820, 2007.

IMAIZUMI-ANRAKU H, TAKEDA N, CHARPENTIER M, PERRY J, MIWA H, UMEHARA Y, KOUCHI H, MURAKAMI Y, MULDER L, VICKERS K, PIKE J, DOWNIE JA, WANG T, SATO S, ASAMIZU E, TABATA S, YOSHIKAWA M, MUROOKA Y, WU G-J, KAWAGUCHI M, KAWASAKI S, PARNISKE M, HAYASHI M. The plastid as a checkpoint for symbiotic fungal and bacterial entry into plant roots. Nature 433, 527 – 531, 2005.
HELEN JENKINS, HELEN JOHNSON, BALDEEP KULAR, TREVOR WANG, NIGEL HARDY. Towards supportive data collection systems for plant metabolomics. Plant Physiology 138, 67-77, 2005.
JENKINS H, HARDY N, BECKMANN M, DRAPER J, SMITH AR, TAYLOR J, FIEHN O, GOODACRE R, BINO R, HALL R, KOPKA J, LANE GA, LANGE BM, LIU JR, MENDES P, NIKOLAU BJ, OLIVER SJ, PATON NW, ROESSNER-TUNALI U, SAITO K, SMEDSGAARD J, SUMNER LW, WANG T, WALSH S, WURTELE ES, KELL DB. A proposed framework for the description of plant metabolomics experiments and their results. Nature Biotechnology, 22, 1601-1606, 2004.
PERRY, J. A., WANG, T.L., WELHAM, T.J., GARDNER, S., PIKE, J.M., YOSHIDA, S., PARNISKE, M. A TILLING reverse genetics tool and a web-accessible collection of mutants of the legume Lotus japonicus. Plant Physiology 131, 866-871, 2003.
WANG, T.L., DOMONEY, C., HEDLEY, C.L., CASEY, R., GRUSAK, M.A. Can we improve the nutritional quality of legume seeds? Plant Physiology 131, 886-891, 2003.
BORISJUK, L., WANG, T.L., ROLLETSCHEK, H., WOBUS, U. AND WEBER, H. A pea seed mutant affected in the differentiation of the embryonic epidermis is impaired in embryo growth and seed maturation. Development 129, 1595-1617, 2002.
BARRATT, D.H.P.B., BARBER, L., KRUGER, N.J., SMITH, A.M., WANG, T.L., MARTIN, C.M. Multiple, distinct isoforms of sucrose synthase in pea. Plant Physiology 127, 655-664, 2001.
HARRISON, C.J., MOULD, R.M., LEECH, M.J., TURNER, L., SCHRECK, S.L., BAIRD, K., JACK, P., RAWSTHORNE, S., HEDLEY, C.L., WANG, T.L. The rug3 locus of pea (Pisum sativum L.) encodes plastidial phosphoglucomutase. Plant Physiology 122, 1187-1192, 2000.

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