Plant Hormones: Methods and Protocols

Plant Hormones: Methods and Protocols, Second EditionS. Cutler and D. Bonetta, eds.Table of ContentsPrefaceContributors1. Using reverse genetics to develop small knockout collections for specific biological questions. J. Northey and P. McCourt2. Visualizing auxin transport routes in Arabidopsis leaf primordia. D. Marcos and T. Berleth3. Bioinformatic analysis of hormone microarray data. G.W. Bassel and N.J. Provart4. Measurement of plant hormones by liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry. S.J. Owen and S.R. Abrams5. Measurement of abscisic acid and gibberellins by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry. M. Okamoto, A Hanada, Y Kamiya, S Yamaguchi and E Nambara6. Pull-down assays for plant hormone research. S. Kepinski7. Binding assays for brassinosteroid receptors. A. Caño-Delgado and Z-Y Wang8. Binding assays for abscisic acid receptors. F.A. Razem and R.D. Hill9. Cytokinin sensing systems using microorganisms. M. Higuchi, T. Kakimoto and T. Mizuno10. Hormone-binding assay using living bacteria expressing eukaryotic receptors. G.A. Romanov and S.N. Lomin11. Discovery of plant microRNAs and short-interfering RNAs by deep parallel sequencing.P. Chellappan and H. Jin12. The use of chemical genomics to investigate pathways intersecting auxin-dependent responses and endomembrane trafficking in Arabidopsis thaliana L. Norambuena, G.R. Hicks and N.V. Raikhel