Literature


	Recent Publications


	Journal Websites Science Nature Cell Genetics Mol. Gen. Genetics Nature Genetics Proc Nat'l Acad (USA) Trends Genetics Trends Plant Sci Plant Cell Plant Journal Plant Physiology Highwire Press Pub Med UC Libraries (Melvyl) J-Stor		“ATR regulates a G2-phase cell cycle checkpoint in Arabidopsis thaliana” K. M. Culligan and A. B. Britt, Plant Cell, 16 1091-1104 (2004). “Repair of DNA damage induced by solar UV” A. B. Britt, Photosynthesis Research, 81:105-112 (2004). “A DNA damage-induced checkpoint in plants” S. B. Preuss and A. B. Britt Genetics, 164:323-334 (2003). “Ku80 and DNA Ligase IV deficient plants are sensitive to ionizing radiation and defective in T-DNA integration” J. D. Friesner and A. B. Britt, Plant Journal, 34 427-440 (2003). “Arabidopsis mutants sensitive to gamma radiation include the homolog of the human repair gene ERCC1” E. A. Hefner, S. B. Preuss, and A. B. Britt, J. Exp. Bot., 54 669-680 (2003). “Reengineering plant transformation” A. B. Britt and G. May, Trends in Plant Sciences,8 90-95 (2003). “Response of Arabidopsis DNA repair defective mutants to solar radiation”, A. B. Britt and E. Fiscus, Physiologia Plantarum,118 183-192 (2003). "Repair of damaged bases", A. B. Britt, The Arabidopsis Book, eds. C.R. Somerville and E.M. Meyerowitz, American Society of Plant Biologists, Rockville, MD, DOI (2002) “DNA repair and recombination” A. B. Britt and J. A. Eisen, from: “Analysis of the genome sequence of the flowering plant Arabidopsis thaliana” The Arabidopsis Genome Initiative, Nature,408 796-815 (2000). “An unbearable beating by light?” A. B. Britt, Nature, 406 30-31 (2000). “The Arabidopsis UVH1 gene is a homolog of the yeast repair endonuclease RAD1” A. L. Fidantsef, D. L. Mitchell, and A. B. Britt, Plant Physiol., 124 579-586 (2000). “Molecular genetics of DNA repair in higher plants” A. B. Britt, Trends in Plant Science, 4 20-25 (1999). “Generation, identification, and characterization of repair-defective mutants of Arabidopsis” A. B. Britt and C-Z. Jiang, Methods in Molecular Biology, vol. 113: DNA Repair Protocols, p31-40, D.S. Henderson, ed. (1999). “Radiation-sensitive Arabidopsis mutants are proficient for T-DNA transformation” S. B. Preuss, C-Z. Jiang, H-K Baik, C. I. Kado, and A. B. Britt, Molec. Gen. Genet., 261 623-626 (1999). “Growth of Arabidopsis flavonoid mutants under solar radiation and UV filters” E. L. Fiscus, R. Philbeck, A. B. Britt, and F. L. Booker, Environmental and Experimental Botany, 41 231-245 (1999).

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