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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/1534
Title: Establishment of a Rice Mutant Library for Functional Genomics
Authors: Yue-Ie Hsing
Chyr-Guan Chen
Ming-Jen Fan
Sheng-Chung Huang
Po-Chang Lu
Ku-Ting Chen
Shuen-Fang Lo
Peng-Kai Sun
Shin-Lon Ho
Kuo-Wei Lee
Yi-Chieh Wang
Wang-Lii Huang
Swee-Suak Ko
Shu Chen 
Jyh-Long Chen
Chun-I Chung
Yao-Cheng Lin
Ai-Ling Hour
Yet-Walt Wang
Ya-Chi Chang
Min-Wei Tsai
Yi-Show Lin
Yin-Chin Chen
Hsing-Mu Yen 
Charng-Pei Li 
Chiu-Kai Wey 
Ching-Shan Tsen
Ming-Hsing Lai
Liang-Jwu Chen
Su-May Yu
Issue Date: Dec-2006
Publisher: 農業試驗所
Related Publication(s): 農業試驗所特刊第126號
Start page/Pages: 61-72
Source: Ecological and Environmental Biosafety of Transgenic Plants 
Conference: Proceedings of International Symposium Ecological and Environmental Biosafety of Transgenic Plants
Abstract: 
Rice has been a model monocot for functional genomics research due to its small genome size (430 Mb) relative to other cereals, its ease of transformation, and its economic importance. With the completion of genomic sequencing analysis, the next challenge will be to assign functions of 37,000 predicted rice genes. During years 2002 to 2006, we have generated nearly 60,000 gene knockout or activation transgenic rice mutant lines using a T - DNA insertional mutagenesis approach. These mutant lines provide important resources for functional analysis of cereal genes using both forward and reverse genetics approaches. The forward genetics approach would screen for mutants with abnormal phenotypes grown under various conditions or treatments, and the reverse genetics approach would identify mutants based on information of flanking sequence tag (FST). By applying these approaches, currently, we have identified many mutants with altered phenotypes of important agronomic traits. Functions of genes responsible for these phenotypes are being analyzed. Novel genes with essential functions will be employed for cereal crop improvement through genetic engineering approaches.
URI: https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/1534
ISBN: 978-986-00-7734-6
986-00-7734-7
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