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The Molecular Biology of Plant Hormones

Harry Klee
Office: Building 885
Phone: 392-8249

An in-depth review of the current status of plant hormone research. All aspects of plant hormones including biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology will be considered in the context of an overall scheme of how plants use the various hormones to integrate developmental and environmental signals. Practical aspects of plant hormones will be discussed so that students get a feeling for how basic research can impact modern agriculture. In addition to the text, key research papers will be discussed. The course is organized into modules. Each module will start with a lecture on the basic aspects of the topic. Subsequent class periods will then be focused on primary literature. Students will be assigned papers which will then be discussed in a "journal club" format. Upon completion of the course, the student should be familiar with the state of the art for all of the major plant growth regulators.

 

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