Joëlle Schlapfer —BIO-PROTOCOL

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Alizée Malnoë Umeå Plant Science Centre
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Francesco Dal Grande Senckenberg Gesellschaft fuer Naturforschung
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Gregory Finnigan Kansas State University
2 protocols

Ralph Boettcher Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry
31 protocols

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Joëlle Schlapfer

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Research focus

Plant science

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6 Protocols reviewed

PNGase Sensitivity Assay to Study the Folding Status of Proteins

Authors: Satoshi Ninagawa and Kazutoshi Mori, date: 10/05/2016, view: 2537, Q&A: 0

This protocol aims to evaluate folding status of proteins, utilizing peptide:N-glycanase (PNGase) sensitivity. In the cytosol, PNGase works as a deglycosylation-enzyme. N-glycans on unfolded/misfolded proteins are more susceptible to PNGase than ...

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Simple Methods for Screening and Statistical Analysis of Leaf Epidermal Cells in Dicotyledonous Plants

Authors: Jian-Jun Tao, Shou-Yi Chen and Jin-Song Zhang, date: 09/05/2016, view: 3708, Q&A: 0

Leaf epidermal cell size and number are positively correlated to leaf area. Stomata are specialized epidermal cells vital for gas exchange and water transpiration. So, observation and statistical analysis of the leaf epidermal cells are valuable for ...

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Quantification of the Composition Dynamics of a Maize Root-associated Simplified Bacterial Community and Evaluation of Its Biological Control Effect

Authors: Ben Niu and Roberto Kolter, date: 06/20/2018, view: 446, Q&A: 0

Besides analyzing the composition and dynamics of microbial communities, plant microbiome research aims to understanding the mechanism of plant microbiota assembly and their biological functions. Here, we describe procedures to investigate the role ...

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Extraction and 16S rRNA Sequence Analysis of Microbiomes Associated with Rice Roots

Authors: Joseph Edwards, Christian Santos-Medellín and Venkatesan Sundaresan, date: 06/20/2018, view: 464, Q&A: 0

Plant roots associate with a wide diversity of bacteria and archaea across the root-soil spectrum. The rhizosphere microbiota, the communities of microbes in the soil adjacent to the root, can contain up to 10 billion bacterial cells per gram of ...

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