Publications
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bold text denotes undergraduate co-authors)
Gu, Y, Kaplinsky, N, Bringmann, M, Cobb, A, Carroll, A, Sampathkumar, A, Baskin, TI, Persson, S, Somerville, CR. Identification of a cellulose synthase-associated protein required for cellulose biosynthesis. PNAS. 2010 107:12866-12871.
Kaplinsky, NJ. Temperature compensation of auxin dependent developmental patterning. Plant Signaling & Behavior. 2009 4(12):1157-1158.
Jurkuta, RJ, Kaplinsky, NJ, Spindel, JE, Barton, MK. Partitioning of the apical domain of the Arabidopsis embryo requires the BOBBER1 NudC domain protein. The Plant Cell. 2009 21:1957-1971.
Perez, DE, Hoyer, JS, Johnson, AI, Moody, ZR, Lopez, J, Kaplinsky, NJ. BOBBER1 is a non-canonical Arabidopsis small heat shock protein required for both development and thermotolerance. Plant Physiology. 2009 151:214-252.
Phillips, KA, Skirpan, AL, Kaplinsky, NJ, McSteen, P. Developmental disaster1: A novel mutation causing defects during vegetative and inflorescence development in maize.
American Journal Of Botany. 2009 96(2):420-430.
Kaplinsky NJ, Barton MK. Plant acupuncture: sticking PINs in the right places.
Science. 2004 306(5697):822-3.
Kaplinsky NJ, Freeling M. Combinatorial control of meristem identity in maize inflorescences.
Development. 2003 130(6):1149-58.
Kaplinsky NJ, Braun DM, Penterman J, Goff SA, Freeling M. Utility and distribution of conserved noncoding sequences in the grasses.
PNAS. 2002 99(9):6147-51.
Kaplinsky N, Braun D, Lisch D, Hay A, Hake S, Freeling M. Maize transgene results in Mexico are artefacts.
Nature. 2002 416(6881):601-2.
Clement JQ, Qian L, Kaplinsky N, Wilkinson MF. The stability and fate of a spliced intron from vertebrate cells.
RNA. 1999 5(2):206-20.
Kaplinsky N. Maize News Letter articles.
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