Arabidopsis thaliana,
a small flowering plant belonging to the Brassicaceae, or Mustard
family, is widely used as a model organism in plant biology.
The whole genome of A. thaliana
was sequenced by the multinational Arabidopsis
Genome Initiative (AGI).
About the database
Welcome to the AMDB website.
Peking University and Yale University
have established The Peking-Yale
Joint Center for Plant Molecular Genetics and Agro-biotechnology.
One of the cooperative projects of this center is to construct this
Arabidopsis Mutants Database (AMDB).The data are generated
by the Joint Center located at Peking University.
The experiments are based on T-DNA transformation
technology and the TAIL-PCR method(Thermal Asymmetric Interlaced
PCR). The mutants and their seeds are collected and stored in
the center. If anyone is interested in one or more mutants, please
contact the center.
This database is under construction.
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to go back to the Peking-Yale Universtiy Joint center ( PYcenter)
