Models Used to Study Plant Development Flashcards

1
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genetic criteria for a good model organism

A

§ short life cycle
§ easy to grow (small is good)
§ easy to cross
§ easy to mutagenize
§ easy to phenotype
§ haploid or diploid genome- don’t want massive genomes because recombination makes stuff quite complicated

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genomic criteria for a good model organism

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small haploid genome size

reference genome, which is sequenced and annotated

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3
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developmental criteria for a good model organism

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easy to grow and cukture

easy to dissect and image

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4
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evodevo criteria for a good model organism

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known phylogenetic position

unique/group-specific traits

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5
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arabadopsis seed to seed time

A

6 days

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6
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arabadopsis generation time

A

6-8 weeks

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7
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zea mays generation time

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12-16 weeks

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8
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monocot crops

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barley, rice, wheat

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9
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eudicot crops

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tobacco, tomato, potato

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10
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bryophyte model

A

Marchantia polymorpha

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11
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lycophyte model

A

Selaginella moellendorffii
>however hard to cross and transform

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12
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manilophyte model

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Ceratopteris richardii

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