Publications
Bhawana*, Jeannie Stubblefield*, Anthony Newsome, A. Bruce Cahoon
(in press) Surface decontamination of plant tissue explants
with chlorine dioxide gas. In Vitro Cellular and Developmental
Biology - Plant
Bhawana*, Joyce L. Miller, and A. Bruce Cahoon (2014)
Visualization of 3-Dimensional Plant Cell Architecture in Different
Tissues of Arabidopsis thaliana with Focused Ion Beam-Scanning
Electron Microscopy.
Applications in Plant Science 2:6
Benjamin T. Grimes*, Awa K.
Sisay*, Hyrum D. Carroll, A. Bruce Cahoon (2014) Deep Sequencing of
the Tobacco Mitochondrial Transcriptome Reveals Expressed ORFs and
Numerous Editing Sites Outside Coding Regions.
BMC Genomics 15:31
Jacob B. Hall*,
Vincent A. Cobb, A.Bruce Cahoon. (2013) The complete mitochondrial
DNA sequence of Crotalus horridus (timber rattlesnake).
Mitochondrial DNA.
24:94-96
Sheri Mersch* and A. Bruce Cahoon
(2012)
Ky31 tall fescue can
outcompete MaxQ through more efficient utilization of a hydrophilic
compound produced by the endophyte Neotyphodium coenophialum. Grass
and Forage Science.
67:299-304
Abby M. Drumwright*, Brian W.
Allen, Krista A. Huff*, Patricia A. Ritchey*, A. Bruce Cahoon.
(2011). Survey
and DNA Barcoding of Poaecea in Flat Rock Cedar Glades and Barrens
State Natural Area, Murfreesboro, TN.
Castanea 76:300-310
R.M. Sharpe*, A. Mahajan*, E.
Takacs, D. B. Stern, A. B. Cahoon (2011) Developmental and cell type
characterization of bundle sheath and mesophyll chloroplast-encoded
transcript abundance in maize.
Current Genetics 57:89-102
A. Bruce Cahoon, R. M. Sharpe*,
C. Mysayphonh*, E. J. Thompson*, A. D. Ward*, Anhua Lin (2010)
The Complete Chloroplast Genome of Tall Fescue (Lolium
arundinaceum, “Poaceae”) and the Comparison of Whole Plastomes
from the Family Poaceae.
American Journal of Botany 97: 49-58
Sharpe RM*, Dunn SN*, Cahoon AB
(2008) A Plastome Primer Set for Comprehensive Quantitative Real
Time RT-PCR Analysis of Zea
mays: A Starter Primer Set for Other
Poaceae Species.
Plant Methods 4:14
A. B. Cahoon, E. M. Takacs, R.M.
Sharpe*, D. B. Stern. (2008)
Nuclear, Chloroplast, and Mitochondrial Transcript Abundance
Along a Maize Leaf Developmental Gradient.
Plant Molecular Biology 66:33-46
A. B. Cahoon, Y. Komine, D.B.
Stern. (2006) Plastid
Transcription:
Competition, Regulation and Promotion by Plastid- and Nuclear
Encoded Polymerases.
In The Structure and
Function of Plastids. R.
R. Wise, J. K, Hoober (Eds.) Advances in Photosynthesis and
Respiration. Volume 23:
pp 167-181
A. B. Cahoon, F.M. Harris & D. B.
Stern. (2004) Analysis
of developing maize plastids reveals two mRNA stability classes
correlating with RNA polymerase type.
EMBO Reports
5:801-806
A.B. Cahoon, K.A. Cunningham,
T.J. Bollenbach, D.B. Stern. (2003)
Maize BMS cultured cell lines survive with massive plastid
gene loss. Current Genetics 44:104-113
A.B. Cahoon, K.A. Cunningham,
D.B. Stern. (2003) The
plastid clpP gene may not
be essential for plant cell viability.
Plant and Cell Physiology 44: 93-95
*This paper was one of the top 10 downloaded
articles from this journal in February 2003.
A.B. Cahoon and M.P.
Timko (2003) Biochemistry and Regulation of Chlorophyll
Biosynthesis. , In Photosynthesis in Algae.
A.W. Larkum, S. Douglas, J.A. Raven (Eds.)
Kluwer Academic Publishers, Netherlands.
A.B. Cahoon and D.B. Stern (2001)
Plastid transcription: a
menage á trois? Trends in Plant Science. 6:45-46.
A.B. Cahoon and M.P. Timko (2000)
The phenotype of “yellow-in-the-dark” mutants of
Chlamydomonas Results from
the Loss of Expression of CHLL.
Plant Cell
12:559-568.
A.B. Cahoon and M. P. Timko
(1999). Effects of
nuclear y mutations on
expression of plastid genes required for light-independent
chlorophyll formation in
Chlamydomonas.
pp195-200. in The Chloroplast:
From Molecular Biology to Biotechnology.
J.H. Argyroudi-Akoyunoglou and H. Senger (Eds.)
Kluwer Academic Publishers.
Dordrecht/Boston/London.
M.
P. Timko and A. B. Cahoon (1999).
Transgenic Plants for the Production of Human Therapeutics.
pp. 155-179. in
Applied Plant Biotechnology.
V.L. Chopra, V.S. Malik and S.R. Bhat (Eds.)
Science Publishers, Inc. New Hampshire, U.S.A.
(International edition).
Fang-Sheng Wu and A. Bruce Cahoon. (1995)
Plasmolysis facilitates the accumulation of protein and DNA into
extra-plasmalemma spaces of intact plant cells. Plant Science 104 :
201-214.