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Tomato ripe fruits:Lycb-1 transgenic line vs Wild type
GEO Series GSE33435. Solanum lycopersicum. 3 samples. Type: Expression profiling by array.
Expression data from seedligs of wild type tomato seedlings (control) and InsP 5-ptase tansgenic line (L7) exposed to light stress
GEO Series GSE58521. Solanum lycopersicum. 4 samples. Type: Expression profiling by array.
Solanum section Lycopersicon (cultivated and wild tomato genotypes) trichome pictures
<p><strong>Stem trichome pictures of various genotypes from the <em>Solanum</em> section Lycopersicon:</strong></p> <pre><code class="language-markdown">| accession | species | accession nr | synonym | origin | |------------|--------------------------------|--------------|---------|-------------| | LA2172 | S. arcanum | TR0009 | - | Peru | | LA1401 | S. cheesmaniae f. minor | EA00652 | - | Ecuador | | LA1840 | S. chmielewskii | - | - | unknown | | LA2695 | S. chmielewskii | EA00759 | - | Peru | | LA0407 | S. habrochaites f. glabratum | EA00558 | - | Ecuador | | LA1777 | S. habrochaites f. hirsutum | EA00703 | - | Peru | | PI134418 | S. habrochaites f. glabratum | TR00015 | LYC38 | unknown | | LYC4 | S. habrochaites f. hirsutum | TR00017 | - | unknown | | LA1718 | S. habrochaites f. glabratum | EA00699 | LYC4934 | Peru | | PI127826 | S. habrochaites f. hirsutum | - | - | Peru | | LA1364 | S. huaylasense | TR00030 | - | Peru | | Moneymaker | S. lycopersicum | - | C32 | Netherlands | | LA4024 | S. lycopersicum | TA209 | - | unknown | | LA2133 | S. neorickii/L. parviflorum | EA00729 | - | Peru | | LA0735 | S. neorickii | TR00025 | LYC140 | unknown | | LA0716 | S. pennellii | EA00585 | - | Peru | | LA1278 | S. peruvianum/pimpinellifolium | TR00005 | - | unknown | | LA1954 | S. peruvianum | EA00713 | - | Peru | | LA1578 | S. pimpinellifolium | EA00674 | - | Peru |</code></pre> <p><strong>Pictures were taken in March 2018 following this two-step protocol:</strong></p> <pre><code class="language-markdown"># Making high-quality pictures of tomato trichomes This protocol is to take high-quality pictures of trichomes and stack them into one unique final picture. The stem from the 4th leaf from the top will be used to make a picture. This protocol is composed of two parts: - Firstly: take a series of pictures (15 to 30 pictures) using a stereomicroscope - Secondly: photo stacking using Photoshop # First part: taking pictures using the Leica MZFLII 1. Turn on the microscope zoom mechanism 2. Turn on the ebq 100 lamp and the Olympus Highlight 2000 lamp 3. Make sure no filter (e.g. dsRed) is applied 4. Open the Nikon NIS-Elements program. 5. Take a piece of stem and place it horizontally (---) under the microscope. . 6. Zoom out completely. 7. Zoom in at 10,000x on the side of the branch ("labeled 10.0 on the microscope). 8. Focus on a few trichomes. Get them as much as possible in focus. This is going to be your first picture (foreground). 9. Zoom in about a few trichome layers away. There should not be too much overlap between the different trichomes (otherwise they get merged together during the stacking phase). This will be your background. 10. Zoom out to go back to the foreground (= your first picture). 11. Depending on the number of trichomes in-between your foreground and background, you need to take a variable number of pictures. - If trichome density is high, then trichomes will overlap during the stacking meaning that you need to take more pictures (~30) and reduce the distance between your foreground and background. - If trichome density is low, then trichomes won't overlap and you need less pictures (~10) # Second part: alignment of pictures using Photoshop See the trichome layer photography protocol (PDF file)made by Maurice Heilijgers (August 2018).</code></pre> <p> </p>
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