1st Edition
Plant Genome: Biodiversity and EvolutionVol. 2, Part B Lower Groups
The term genome, the basic gene complement of an individual, is almost synonymous with the chromosome complement of both nucleus and organelles. Refinements in cellular, genetic and molecular methods in recent years have opened up unexplored avenues in genome research. The modern tools of gene and genome analyses, coupled with analysis of finer segments of gene sequences in chromosomes utilizing molecular hybridization, are now applied on a wider scale in different groups of plants, ranging from algae to angiosperms. The present series on Plant Genomics: Biodiversity and Evolution aims to cover, in successive volumes, comprehensive reviews, concepts and discussions on the results of genome analysis and their impact on systematics, taxonomy, phylogeny and evolution of all plant groups. This volume touches upon the Lower Groups of plants.
From Ancient to and Modern RNA World
Plastid Origin: A Driving Force for the Evolution of Algae
Evolution and Diversity of Dinoflagellates: Molecular Perspectives
Evolution of the Diatoms
Ascomycota: Introduction to Biodiversity, Evolutionary Genomics and Systematics
Yeast Biodiversity and Evolution
Evolutionary Relationships among Economically Important Species of Aspergillus Subgenera Aspergillus and Fumigati
Polymerase Chain Reaction-based Methods in Fusarium Taxonomy
Use of Molecular Markers to Study Host-pathogen Co-evolution
Utility of the Internal Transcribed Spacers of the 18S-5.8S-26S Nuclear Ribosomal DNA in Land Plant Systematics, with a Special Emphasis on Bryophytes
Molecular Evolution of the atPerfect Bind-rbcL Intergenic Spacer in Bryophytes
Molecular Phylogeny and Biogeography of Plagiochila (Jungermanniidae: Plagiochilaceae)
Genomes Studies of Cactus Yeast
Biography
Sharma, A K