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Contents Introduction John R. Hillman ................................................................................................................................................6 Report of the Director: John R. Hillman .................................................................................................................................11 Viruses – evolving organisms? D.J. Robinson............................................................................................................................71 Barley Crop Development: R.P. Ellis........................................................................................................................................76 Some personal remarks on the Farm Scale Evaluations of GMHT crops: G squire....................................................................83 Mechanisms & Processes .......................................................................................................................................................90 Overview: G.C. Machray, J.W.S. Brown, K. Oparka & L. Torrance.........................................................................................90 Proteomic analysis of the Arabidopsis nucleolus: J.W.S. Brown, G.P. Clark and D. Lewandowska ...........................................93 Involvement of nucleolus in plant virus infection: M. Taliansky, S.H. Kim, E.V Ryabov, B. Reavy and D. J. Robinson............94 High-throughput gene expression analysis at SCRI: P. Hedley and J. Morris .............................................................................95 Developing ‘silencing-based’ GM resistance to viruses: H. Barker & K.D. McGeachy..........................................................................96 Studying plasmodesmal targeting of TMV-MP using FRAP: K.M. Wright, N.T. Wood, K.MacKenzie & K.J. Oparka ............97 Viral Induced Gene Silencing in Crop Species: K. Hrubikova, E. Gilroy, O. Faivre-Rampant, G. Loake, P. Birch, M. Taylor & C. Lacomme .........................................................................................................................................................98 Knockout of PCN genes using RNAi: Q. Chen & J.T. Jones...................................................................................................100 New discoveries with Erwinia genomics: I.K. Toth, L. Pritchard, M.H. Holeva, L.J. Hyman, K.S. Bell, S.C. Whisson, A.O. Avrova and P.R.J. Birch...................................................................................................................................................101 Targeting late blight with gene discovery: S.C. Whisson, A.O. Avrova, M.R. Armstrong, J.T. Jones, E. Venter & P.R.J. Birch .102 The role of Potato mop-top virus proteins in intracellular movement : L.Torrance, G.H. Cowan, S. Haupt and A. Ziegler .......104 Genes to Products................................................................................................................................................................106 Overview: H.V. Davies, R. Viola & R. Waugh .......................................................................................................................106 Carotenogenesis in potato tubers: W.L. Morris, L. Ducreux, S. Millam, D. Stewart, D.W. Griffiths, C. Lacomme, H.V. Davies & M.A. Taylor.....................................................................................................................................................109 Biosynthesis of vitamin C in plant phloem: R.D. Hancock, D. McRae, S. Haupt & R. Viola..................................................110 Transgenical approaches to reducing glycoalkaloids in potato tubers: L.V.T. Shepherd, K.F. McCue, W.R. Belknap & H.V. Davies.........................................................................................................................................................................112 Retrotransposons and genetic diversity in crop plants: A.J. Flavell, R. Jing, N. Syed, J. Lee & M. Lyons..................................113 Linkage disequilibrium in barley: L. Ramsay, K. Caldwell, J. Russell, M. Macaulay, W.T.B. Thomas, W. Powell & R. Waugh...114 Diversity of wild barley in ‘Evolution Canyon’: J.R. Russell, R.C. Meyer, C.A. Hackett, P. Lawrence, G.R. Young, B.P. Forster & W. Powell ............................................................................................................................................................................115 Utilising Molecular Diversity in the Commonwealth Potato Collection: G. Ramsay & G. Bryan............................................116 Management of genes and organisms in the environment ...................................................................................................117 Overview: G.R. Squire, B.M McKenzie, D.F Marshall & A.C. Newton..................................................................................117 Functional diversity in a model plant community: P.P.M. Ianetta, C. Hawes, G. Begg, G R Squire ...........................................119 Field to field geneflow in oilseed rape: D.W. Cullen, J.N. Anderson, J. McNicol, G. Ramsay, G.R. Squire .............................120 Plant root biomechanics and slope stabilisation: P.D Hallett, A.G. Bengough, O. Hamza, M.F. Bransby, M.C.R. Davies & C. Halpin.............................................................................................................................................................................121 Microbial and microfaunal variation in soils: B.S. Griffiths, R.E. Wheatley & T.J. Daniell......................................................123 The role and importance of canopy heterogeneity: A.C. Newton, G. Bengough, G. Begg, J.S. Swanston & C. Hawes ............125 EUCABLIGHT and ECOPAPA: A.K. Lees & J.M. Duncan...................................................................................................128 IOBC GMO Guidelines Project: A.N.E. Birch & R.E. Wheatley ............................................................................................129 EST Bioinformatics: D. Marshall, L. Cardle & P. Shaw...........................................................................................................130 Mathematical modelling: B. Marshall ......................................................................................................................................131
Contents Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland (BioSS) ..................................................................................................................133 Overview: D.A. Elston & J.W. McNicol .................................................................................................................................133 Research services ..................................................................................................................................................................135 Analytical facilities: C.M.Scrimgeour .....................................................................................................................................135 Media Kitchen: W. Ridley .....................................................................................................................................................136 Division of Finance and Administration: N.G. Hattersley .......................................................................................................137 Development and Scientific Liaison and Information Services: I. Kelly ...................................................................................138 Information Technology: S. Clark & B. Marshall....................................................................................................................139 Finance and Human Resources Unit: N.G. Hattersley & A.Cartwright ..................................................................................140 Estate, Glasshouse and Field Research Unit: P.A. Gill, G.R. Pitkin & E. Caldwell ...............................................................141 Engineering and Maintenance Unit: S. Petrie ........................................................................................................................143 Mylnefield Research Services Ltd.: N. W. Kerby & J. B. Snape..............................................................................................144 Scottish Society for Crop Research: I.Kelly .............................................................................................................................146 Health and Safety: M.J. De,Maine...........................................................................................................................................147 General Report.....................................................................................................................................................................148 Publications .............................................................................................................................................................................148 Summary of accounts...............................................................................................................................................................160 Statement of health & safety policy..........................................................................................................................................161 Statement of quality policy.......................................................................................................................................................161 Statement of environmental policy...........................................................................................................................................162 Statement of data protection policy..........................................................................................................................................162 The Governing Body ..............................................................................................................................................................163 Staff list ...................................................................................................................................................................................166 Postgraduate students ..............................................................................................................................................................171 Short-term workers and visitors................................................................................................................................................172 Editorial duties.........................................................................................................................................................................173 Service on external committees or organisations.......................................................................................................................174 Awards and distinctions ..........................................................................................................................................................176 SCRI research programme ......................................................................................................................................................177 Meteorological records .............................................................................................................................................................181 BBSRC and SABRI Institutes ..................................................................................................................................................182 Abbreviations ...........................................................................................................................................................................183
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