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Curtis Hannah

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Shaw, Janine
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McCarty, Donald
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Boehlein, Susan
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Greene, Thomas
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Lal, Shailesh
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Okita, Thomas
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Koch, Karen
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Settles, Mark
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Stewart, Jon
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Suzuki, Masaharu
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Latshaw, Susan
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Giroux, Michael
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Clancy, Maureen
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Cross, Joanna
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Eisenreich, Wolfgang

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Georgelis Nikolaos; Shaw Janine R; Hannah L Curtis
Phylogenetic analysis of ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase subunits reveals a role of subunit interfaces in the allosteric properties of the enzyme.
Boehlein Susan K; Shaw Janine R; Stewart Jon D; Hannah L Curtis
Characterization of an autonomously activated plant ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase.
Jameson Natalie; Georgelis Nikolaos; Fouladbash Eric; Martens Sara; Hannah L Curtis; Lal Shailesh
Helitron mediated amplification of cytochrome P450 monooxygenase gene in maize.

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2009: Georgelis Nikolaos; Shaw Janine R; Hannah L Curtis
Phylogenetic analysis of ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase subunits reveals a role of subunit interfaces in the allosteric properties of the enzyme.
Plant physiology 2009;151(1):67-77.
2009: Boehlein Susan K; Shaw Janine R; Stewart Jon D; Hannah L Curtis
Characterization of an autonomously activated plant ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase.
Plant physiology 2009;149(1):318-26.
2008: Jameson Natalie; Georgelis Nikolaos; Fouladbash Eric; Martens Sara; Hannah L Curtis; Lal Shailesh
Helitron mediated amplification of cytochrome P450 monooxygenase gene in maize.
Plant molecular biology 2008;67(3):295-304.
2008: Hannah L Curtis; James Martha
The complexities of starch biosynthesis in cereal endosperms.
Current opinion in biotechnology 2008;19(2):160-5.
2008: Suzuki Masaharu; Latshaw Susan; Sato Yutaka; Settles A Mark; Koch Karen E; Hannah L Curtis; Kojima Mikiko; Sakakibara Hitoshi; McCarty Donald R
The Maize Viviparous8 locus, encoding a putative ALTERED MERISTEM PROGRAM1-like peptidase, regulates abscisic acid accumulation and coordinates embryo and endosperm development.
Plant physiology 2008;146(3):1193-206.
2008: Boehlein Susan K; Shaw Janine R; Stewart Jon D; Hannah L Curtis
Heat stability and allosteric properties of the maize endosperm ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase are intimately intertwined.
Plant physiology 2008;146(1):289-99.
2008: Georgelis Nikolaos; Braun Edward L; Hannah L Curtis
Duplications and functional divergence of ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase genes in plants.
BMC evolutionary biology 2008;8():232.
2007: Georgelis Nikolaos; Braun Edward L; Shaw Janine R; Hannah L Curtis
The two AGPase subunits evolve at different rates in angiosperms, yet they are equally sensitive to activity-altering amino acid changes when expressed in bacteria.
The Plant cell 2007;19(5):1458-72.
2007: Settles A Mark; Holding David R; Tan Bao Cai; Latshaw Susan P; Liu Juan; Suzuki Masaharu; Li Li; O'Brien Brent A; Fajardo Diego S; Wroclawska Ewa; Tseung Chi-Wah; Lai Jinsheng; Hunter Charles T; Avigne Wayne T; Baier John; Messing Joachim; Hannah L Curtis; Koch Karen E; Becraft Philip W; Larkins Brian A; McCarty Donald R
Sequence-indexed mutations in maize using the UniformMu transposon-tagging population.
BMC genomics 2007;8():116.
2006: Spielbauer Gertraud; Margl Lilla; Hannah L Curtis; Römisch Werner; Ettenhuber Christian; Bacher Adelbert; Gierl Alfons; Eisenreich Wolfgang; Genschel Ulrich
Robustness of central carbohydrate metabolism in developing maize kernels.
Phytochemistry 2006;67(14):1460-75.
2005: Linebarger Carla R Lyerly; Boehlein Susan K; Sewell Aileen K; Shaw Janine; Hannah L Curtis
Heat stability of maize endosperm ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase is enhanced by insertion of a cysteine in the N terminus of the small subunit.
Plant physiology 2005;139(4):1625-34.
2005: Lal S K; Hannah L C
Plant genomes: massive changes of the maize genome are caused by Helitrons.
Heredity 2005;95(6):421-2.
2005: Ettenhuber Christian; Spielbauer Gertraud; Margl Lilla; Hannah L Curtis; Gierl Alfons; Bacher Adelbert; Genschel Ulrich; Eisenreich Wolfgang
Changes in flux pattern of the central carbohydrate metabolism during kernel development in maize.
Phytochemistry 2005;66(22):2632-42.
2005: McCarty Donald R; Settles Andrew Mark; Suzuki Masaharu; Tan Bao Cai; Latshaw Susan; Porch Tim; Robin Kevin; Baier John; Avigne Wayne; Lai Jinsheng; Messing Joachim; Koch Karen E; Hannah L Curtis
Steady-state transposon mutagenesis in inbred maize.
The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology 2005;44(1):52-61.
2005: Lal Shailesh K; Hannah L Curtis
Helitrons contribute to the lack of gene colinearity observed in modern maize inbreds.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2005;102(29):9993-4.
2005: Boehlein Susan K; Sewell Aileen K; Cross Joanna; Stewart Jon D; Hannah L Curtis
Purification and characterization of adenosine diphosphate glucose pyrophosphorylase from maize/potato mosaics.
Plant physiology 2005;138(3):1552-62.
2005: Cross Joanna M; Clancy Maureen; Shaw Janine R; Boehlein Susan K; Greene Thomas W; Schmidt Robert R; Okita Thomas W; Hannah L Curtis
A polymorphic motif in the small subunit of ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase modulates interactions between the small and large subunits.
The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology 2005;41(4):501-11.
2004: Cross Joanna M; Clancy Maureen; Shaw Janine R; Greene Thomas W; Schmidt Robert R; Okita Thomas W; Hannah L Curtis
Both subunits of ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase are regulatory.
Plant physiology 2004;135(1):137-44.
2003: Burger Brian T; Cross Joanna M; Shaw Janine R; Caren Joel R; Greene Thomas W; Okita Thomas W; Hannah L Curtis
Relative turnover numbers of maize endosperm and potato tuber ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylases in the absence and presence of 3-phosphoglyceric acid.
Planta 2003;217(3):449-56.
2003: Smidansky Eric D; Martin John M; Hannah L Curtis; Fischer Andreas M; Giroux Michael J
Seed yield and plant biomass increases in rice are conferred by deregulation of endosperm ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase.
Planta 2003;216(4):656-64.
2003: Lal Shailesh K; Giroux Michael J; Brendel Volker; Vallejos C Eduardo; Hannah L Curtis
The maize genome contains a helitron insertion.
The Plant cell 2003;15(2):381-91.
2002: Clancy Maureen; Hannah L Curtis
Splicing of the maize Sh1 first intron is essential for enhancement of gene expression, and a T-rich motif increases expression without affecting splicing.
Plant physiology 2002;130(2):918-29.
2001: Hannah L C; Shaw J R; Giroux M J; Reyss A; Prioul J L; Bae J M; Lee J Y
Maize genes encoding the small subunit of ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase.
Plant physiology 2001;127(1):173-83.
1999: Lal S; Choi J H; Shaw J R; Hannah L C
A splice site mutant of maize activates cryptic splice sites, elicits intron inclusion and exon exclusion, and permits branch point elucidation.
Plant physiology 1999;121(2):411-8.
1999: Lal S K; Hannah L C
Maize transposable element Ds is differentially spliced from primary transcripts in endosperm and suspension cells.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications 1999;261(3):798-801.
1998: Greene T W; Hannah L C
Enhanced stability of maize endosperm ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase is gained through mutants that alter subunit interactions.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 1998;95(22):13342-7.
1996: Giroux M J; Shaw J; Barry G; Cobb B G; Greene T; Okita T; Hannah L C
A single mutation that increases maize seed weight.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 1996;93(12):5824-9.
1994: Giroux M J; Clancy M; Baier J; Ingham L; McCarty D; Hannah L C
De novo synthesis of an intron by the maize transposable element Dissociation.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 1994;91(25):12150-4.
1994: Shaw J R; Ferl R J; Baier J; St Clair D; Carson C; McCarty D R; Hannah L C
Structural features of the maize sus1 gene and protein.
Plant physiology 1994;106(4):1659-65.
1994: Giroux M J; Hannah L C
ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase in shrunken-2 and brittle-2 mutants of maize.
Molecular & general genetics : MGG 1994;243(4):400-8.
1993: Ingham L D; Hanna W W; Baier J W; Hannah L C
Origin of the main class of repetitive DNA within selected Pennisetum species.
Molecular & general genetics : MGG 1993;238(3):350-6.
1992: Hattori T; Vasil V; Rosenkrans L; Hannah L C; McCarty D R; Vasil I K
The Viviparous-1 gene and abscisic acid activate the C1 regulatory gene for anthocyanin biosynthesis during seed maturation in maize.
Genes & development 1992;6(4):609-18.
1990: Bhave M R; Lawrence S; Barton C; Hannah L C
Identification and molecular characterization of shrunken-2 cDNA clones of maize.
The Plant cell 1990;2(6):581-8.
1988: Klein A S; Clancy M; Paje-Manalo L; Furtek D B; Hannah L C; Nelson O E
The mutation bronze-mutable 4 derivative 6856 in maize is caused by the insertion of a novel 6.7-kilobase pair transposon in the untranslated leader region of the bronze-1 gene.
Genetics 1988;120(3):779-90.

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