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2015Powerful regulatory systems and post-transcriptional gene silencing resist increases in cellulose content in cell walls of barleyTan, H.; Shirley, N.; Singh, R.; Henderson, M.; Dhugga, K.; Mayo, G.; Fincher, G.; Burton, R.
2012Characterization of the wheat gene encoding a grain-specific lipid transfer protein TdPR61, and promoter activity in wheat, barley and riceKovalchuk, N.; Gilson, J.; Bazanova, N.; Pyvovarenko, T.; Singh, R.; Shirley, N.; Ismagul, A.; Johnson, A.; Milligan, A.; Hrmova, M.; Langridge, P.; Lopato, S.
2011Over-expression of specific HvCslF cellulose synthase-like genes in transgenic barley increases the levels of cell wall (1,3;1,4)-β-D-glucans and alters their fine structureBurton, R.; Collins, H.; Kibble, N.; Gilson, J.; Shirley, N.; Jobling, S.; Henderson, M.; Singh, R.; Pettolino, F.; Wilson, S.; Bird, A.; Topping, D.; Bacic, A.; Fincher, G.
2011Improvement of stress tolerance of wheat and barley by modulation of expression of DREB/CBF factorsMorran, S.; Eini Gandomani, O.; Pyvovarenko, T.; Parent, B.; Singh, R.; Ismagul, A.; Eliby, S.; Shirley, N.; Langridge, P.; Lopato, S.
2012The scutellar vascular bundle-specific promoter of the wheat HD-Zip IV transcription factor shows similar spatial and temporal activity in transgenic wheat, barley and riceKovalchuk, N.; Wu, W.; Eini Gandomani, O.; Bazanova, N.; Pallotta, M.; Shirley, N.; Singh, R.; Ismagul, A.; Eliby, S.; Johnson, A.; Langridge, P.; Lopato, S.
2010Defensin promoters as potential tools for engineering disease resistance in cereal grainsKovalchuk, N.; Li, M.; Wittek, F.; Reid, N.; Singh, R.; Shirley, N.; Ismagul, A.; Eliby, S.; Johnson, A.; Milligan, A.; Hrmova, M.; Langridge, P.; Lopato, S.
2016Down-regulation of the glucan synthase-like 6 gene (HvGsl6) in barley leads to decreased callose accumulation and increased cell wall penetration by Blumeria graminis f. sp. hordeiChowdhury, J.; Schober, M.; Shirley, N.; Singh, R.; Jacobs, A.; Douchkov, D.; Schweizer, P.; Fincher, G.; Burton, R.; Little, A.

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