II. REPORTS FROM COOPERATORS 2

ALBANY, CALIFORNIA
Mapping of the abphyl locus which regulates phyllotaxy in maize --Jackson, D and Hake, S 2
Identification of target genes of the KNOTTED1 homeodomain protein by subtractive hybridization --Char, BR and Hake, S 2
ALBANY, CALIFORNIA and BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA
Dosage analysis on the teosinte branched1 mutation suggests it is an antimorphic dominant mutation --Hubbard, L and Hake, S 3
Ames, Iowa
Anther color in BSSS­101 inbred line --Zhang, XH and Hallauer, AR 3
Genetic analysis of su1-R2412, an allele of su1 with an intermediate phenotype --James, M 4
Three putative Mutator-induced alleles of bm4 --Robertson, DS 5
The P locus in teosinte --Zhang, P and Peterson, T 7
Trans­factors affecting P­wr expression: Ufo and sm --Chopra, S and Peterson, T 7
The P­wr gene contains a unique 3' end encoding a putative zinc finger domain --Chopra, S and Peterson, T 7
Ames, Iowa and Johnston, Iowa
Analysis of the P­rr promoter in transgenic maize --Li, X; Sidorenko, L; Tagliani, L; Chopra, S; Bowen, B and Peterson, T 8
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
Spm element: Significance of multiple TnpA binding sites --Raina, R and Fedoroff, N 8
A highly sensitive plant hybrid protein assay system based on the Spm promoter and TnpA protein for detection and analysis of transcription activation domains --Schläppi, M and Fedoroff, N 9
beijing, china
RAPD analysis of mtDNAs from multiplasmic cms lines --Wang, Z; Wang, B and Zeng, M 12
Analysis of biochemical constitution of new germplasm in sweet corn --Liu, Y; Zeng, M and Ye, S 12
Transformation: ovary injection --Ding, Q; Xie, Y; Dai, J; Mi, J; Li, T; Qiao, L; Tian, Y and Mang, K 13
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA
Macrohairless (mhl1), a new recessive mutation --Lane, B and Freeling, M 14
Linkage of semi-dominant Rolled1 mutant alleles --Lane, B and Freeling, M 14
humpback1, a new recessive leaf mutant, maps to chromosome 1S --Schneeberger, R; Scanlon, M and Freeling, M 14
The semaphore1 mutation maps to 9S --Scanlon, M and Freeling, M 14
The leaf blade reduction mutant nl*-1517 maps to 3S --Scanlon, M and Freeling, M 15
Vestigial glume (Vg1-R) plants exhibit cell death in the ligule --Jesaitis, L and Freeling, M 15
Generation of heritable unstable chromosome 7S stocks from TB-7Sc --Tyers, R and Freeling, M 15
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA
Linkage of Gdcp1 with the Rp1 locus -- Ayliffe, M and Pryor, T 15
'Trisomic' 10S maize lines --Pryor, T and Brock, D 16
chestnut hill, massachusetts
Genic instability of a maize inbred line derived from anther culture --Ting, YC and Nguyen, DQ 16
Tassel plant of maize --Ting, YC and Nguyen, DQ 16
Cologne, Germany
Probes for small transfer cell-specific proteins --Willmott, RL; Hueros, G; Varotto, S and Thompson, RD 17
columbia, missouri
Pl-Rhoades is more susceptible to DNase I cleavage than Pl-Blotched --Hoekenga, OA and Cone, KC 17
An allele of sh2 --Neuffer, MG 18
COLUMBIA, MISSOURI and ATHENS, GEORGIA and TIFTON, GEORGIA
Lost locus resurfaces? The possible involvement of brown pericarp1 in determining silk maysin concentration --Byrne, PF; McMullen, MD; Snook, ME; Musket, T; Widstrom, NW; Wiseman, BR and Coe, EH 18
CORVALLIS, OREGON
Effects of somatic embryogenesis and genetic background on the phenotype of the shootless mutant dks8 --Hardeman, K and Rivin, CJ 19
GA signalling in the developing embryo: evidence for a GA / ABA balance governing vivipary and maturation --White, CN; Proebsting, WR and Rivin, CJ 19
CORVALLIS, OREGON and ALBANY, CALIFORNIA
The maize shootless mutation dks8 does not map to known Knotted-like genes or shootless dek loci --Hardeman, K; Chuck, G; Hake, S and Rivin, CJ 20
DEFIANCE OHIO
Epigenetic programming of paramutant R allele expression with light and temperature conditions applied at a specific stage of seedling development --Mikula, BC and Kappen, T 21
Durham, North carolina
Promising germplasm for rootworm resistance in maize --Eubanks, M 22
FREIBURG, GERMANY
Juvenile-adult phase transition of vegetative traits is not affected in the root deficient mutant rtcs --Hochholdinger, F; Hetz, W and Feix, G 23
Genomic organization of the maize HMGa gene --Krech, AB; Grasser, KD and Feix, G 23
Gainesville, Florida
The maize inbred line Va20 carries a new restoring gene for S-type cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS) --Kamps, T and Chase, C 24
Haifa, Israel and Urbana, Illinois
Mapping of RAPD markers linked to chromosomal regions affecting sugar accumulation in sugary enhancer sweet corn --Katzir, N; Tadmor, Y; Juvik, J and Bar- Zur, A 25
hamburg, germany
Chalcone synthase antisense expression in transgenic maize leads to white pollen phenotype --Muller, E; Ulrich, S and Wienand, U 25
ibaraki, japan
Induction of bicellular pollen and dihaploidization of tetraploid maize --Kato, A 25
Iowa City, Iowa
Analysis of the chromosome-type breakage-fusion-bridge cycle --Zheng, Y and Carlson, W 26
Mini-chromosomes --Zheng, Y 27
Construction of 9S telocentrics --Zheng, Y and Carlson, W 28
High frequency centromeric misdivision --Carlson, W 28
IRKUTSK,RUSSIA
Protein synthesis in mitochondria under different redox conditions --Konstantinov, YM; Subota, IV and Arziev, AS 29
Johnston, Iowa
Mapping ms*-LI89 --Albertsen, MC; Fox, TW and Trimnell, MR 30
Ms-gene designations --Albertsen, MC 30
Description of a corn genome project at Pioneer Hi-Bred --Helentjaris, T and Fincher, R 31
KIRKSVILLE, MISSOURI
Microsatellite repeat variation within the y1 gene of maize and teosinte --Phelps, TL and Buckner, B 31
KISHINEV, MOLDOVA
Existence of pollen grains with a pair of morphologically different sperm nuclei as a possible cause of the haploid- inducing capacity in ZMS line --Bylich, VG and Chalyk, ST 33
MADISON, WISCONSIN
Heterochrony and inbreeding --Abedon, BG and Tracy, WF 34
MADISON, WISCONSIN and COLUMBIA, MISSOURI
Alteration in the timing of vegetative phase change associated with nine cycles of divergent selection for rind penetrometer resistance in Missouri Stiff Stalk Synthetic --Abedon, BG; Darrah, LL and Tracy, WF 34
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
Dual ancestry of Zea: Sequence evidence at the adh1, adh2, sh1 and o2 loci --Bird, RMcK 36
The definition of experimental reference sets for Zea --Bird, RMcK 37
Phyllotaxy of maize --Bird, RMcK 38
Mexico D.F., MEXICO
Studies on the genetic control of apomixis in Tripsacum --Grimanelli, D; Leblanc, O; Perotti, E; González-de-León, D and
Savidan, Y 38
MILAN, ITALY
The dappled mutants affect endosperm development --Castiglioni, PF; Allegra, D; Hoxha, M; Todesco, G; Dolfini, S and
Gavazzi, G 39
MILAN, ITALY
Transformation of maize endosperm cells by electroporation --Locatelli, F; Castelli, S; Genga, A; Viotti, A and Manzocchi, LA 40
Does the combined action of methylation and a maternally imprinted factor repress endosperm expression of paternal specific alleles of the zein multigene family? --Castelli, S; Ciceri, P; Genga, A; Lazzari, B and Viotti, A 41
MOSCOW, RUSSIA
Cross-tolerance to drought, salt and low temperature of maize plants regenerated from PEG-resistant cell lines --Dolgykh, YI; Larina, SN and Shamina, ZB 41
Tissue-specific isoperoxidases in differentiating and dedifferentiating maize cells --Zabrodina, MV; Serdobinskii, LA; Dolgykh, YI and Khavkin, EE 42
MOSCOW, RUSSIA and COLUMBIA, MISSOURI
The clusters of development genes as seen against the UMC 1995 map --Khavkin, E and Coe, EH 42
Munchen, germany
Towards an in vitro recombination system mediated by the maize Activator (Ac) element transposase --Rudenko, GN and Kunze, R 45
Identification of an interaction domain of the Ac transposase protein --Essers, L and Kunze, R 46
The carboxy-terminus of the Ac transposase can activate gene expression in S. cerevisiae --Essers, L and Kunze, R 46
Methylation of transposase binding sites at the 5'-end of Ac differs in the active and inactive states of the element --Wang, L and Kunze, R 47
OTTAWA, CANADA
Release of inbreds with high Gibberella ear rot resistance --Reid, LM and Hamilton, RI 47
Piracicaba, brazil
Qualitative and quantitative analysis of storage proteins in single and double mutants --Azevedo, RA 48
piscataway, new jersey
Are P-locus epiallele methylation status and phenotype set during inflorescence or embryo development by maternal influence?
--Bradeen, J; Timmermans, M and Messing, J 48
Positional cloning of dzr1: Physical analysis of the 22-kDa -zein cluster region --Llaca, V and Messing, J 48
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA and JOHNSTON, IOWA and AMES,IOWA
Mapping Simple Sequence Repeats in maize --Senior, ML; Chin, E; Austin, D; Lee, M and Smith, S 50
REHOVOT, ISRAEL
Evolution of Ac/Ds transposable elements --Rubin, E and Levy, AA 54
Transcriptional regulation of Ac by its own transposase -- Fridlender, M and Levy, AA 55
Ac joined ends are detected upon element excision --Gorbunova, V and Levy, AA 56
Ac-induced homologous recombination in transgenic tobacco --Shalev, G and Levy, AA 57
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI and URBANA, ILLINOIS
Wrinkled auricle (rough sheath?) --Duncan, DR and Widholm, J 57
St. Paul, Minnesota
The few days required to induce Zea diploperennis to flower in Minnesota --Carlson, LA 58
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Plastid localization of a multifunctional acetyl-CoA carboxylase --Egli, M and Gengenbach, B 58
Characterization of two unique Long Interspersed Nuclear Elements (LINEs), colonist1 and colonist2 --Lutz, S and Gengenbach, B 59
STE-ANNE-DE-BELLEVUE, CANADA
Reaction of waxy and non-waxy maize inbreds infected with Fusarium graminearum --Chungu, C and Mather, DE 59
SENDAI, JAPAN and JOETSU, JAPAN
Heterochromatic knob-specific repeated sequence is associated with the formation of chromosome bridges in cultured cells and in germinating roots of aged seeds -- Fluminhan Jr., A; Ohmido, N; Fukui, K; Kameya, T 60
stanford, california
The effect of 5-azacytidine treatment on Mutator activity when applied to developing kernels --Taylor, R and Walbot, V 62
Toxicity of cyanidin and anthocyanidin 3-glucoside accumulation in the gametophyte --Taylor, R; Chiusi, A and Walbot, V 62
STANTON, MN and ODENSE, DENMARK
RFLP map position of the casein kinase 2 (CK-2) subunit in maize --Hanten, J; Edwards, M; Warner, T; Boldyreff, B
and Issinger, O-G 62
tsukuba, japan
Agrobacterium-mediated gene transformation in maize --Ishige, T 63
Tucson, Arizona
Identification of anonymous maize coding sequences by evolutionary considerations --Winkler, RG 63
Update on the genetic mapping of the opaque2-modifier genes --Moro, GL; Carneiro, N and Larkins, B 64
Tucson, Arizona and West Lafayette, Indiana
Elongation factor-1 (EF-1) is a biochemical marker for lysine content in maize endosperm --Moro, GL; Habben, JE; Carneiro, N; Hamaker, B and Larkins, B 64
urbana, illinois
Chromosome location of the three Oh51A pseudorestorer genes and their usefulness in studying apparent cases of gene silencing --Gabay-Laughnan, S 65
Is tb*-8963 really an allele of tb1? --Jackson, JD 65
Allelism testing of unplaced golden stocks in Maize COOP's collection --Jackson, JD 65
g4 recovered from Maize COOP stocks --Jackson, JD 65
Reverse germ orientation mutants --Jackson, JD 66
Recovery of rgo1 --Jackson, JD 66
VIENNA, AUSTRIA and SEIBERSDORF, AUSTRIA
How similar are plant telomeres? --Weck, E and Grasso, G 66
WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS
Canopy and yield enhancement per acre with dense populations --Galinat, WC 67
Evolutionary diversification in low density isolated gardens --Galinat, WC 67
Bl (Broadleaf), a genetic trait that may enhance yields by contributing to the canopy --Galinat, WC 68
Diversification of U.S. grain hybrids away from B73-Mo17 with some new hybrids derived from adapted exotic races
--Galinat, WC 68
Reversal of dominance and wild type during the origin of maize --Galinat, WC 68
The symbolic identity of key trait alleles before and after a reversal of both dominance and wild type --Galinat, WC 69
wuhan, china
Mapping cms-S restorer gene Rf3 with RFLPs and RAPDs --Shi, YG; Zheng, YL; Li, JS and Liu, JL 69
wuhan, china
Simultaneous chromosome G-banding and in situ hybridization of RFLP markers in maize --Song, Y; Ren, N; Mao, N; and Liu, L 70
Zemun-Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Embryo salt soluble proteins as markers in research on the biological background of heterotic gene expression --Drinic, SM;
Coric, T and Konstantinov, K 71
F1 embryo proteins as valuable tools in better understanding of heterosis --Konstantinov, K; Coric, T; Drinic, G and Drinic, SM 72

III. ADDRESS LIST 74

IV. MAIZE GENETICS COOPERATION STOCK CENTER 91

V. MAIZE DATABASE 97

VI. MAIZE PROBE BANK 98

VII. NEW GENES - NEWLY MAPPED GENES - NEW MARKERS 99

VIII. WORKING MAPS 118

IX. ZEALAND 136

X. RECENT MAIZE PUBLICATIONS 144

XI. SYMBOL INDEX 170

XII. AUTHOR AND NAME INDEX 177

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