Società Italiana di Genetica Agraria
fondata nel 1954 da Carlo Jucci
Italian Society of Agricultural Genetics
founded by Carlo Jucci in 1954

Congressi SIGA

- Book of abstracts cover
- Scientific Programme
- Session I - Genomics and proteomics
- Session II - Breeding strategies
- Session III - Genetic control of reproduction
- Session IV - Genetics and breeding of stress resistance
- Session V - Working Groups
- Session VI - Environmental impact of GMOs and food safety
- Authors Index
- Keywords Index
Keywords Index
2n gametes |
3.7 |
A | |
ABA | S4c |
abnormality | S3f |
acclimation capacity | 4.11 |
AFLP | S2b , S3h , 2.11 , 2.18 , 3.7 , 3.11 , 5.3 , 5.4 , 5.7 , 5.8 , 5.35 , 5.40 , 5.41 , 5.45 , 5.55 , 5.61 , 5.62 |
alfalfa | S2g , 2.19 , 2.20 , 5.41 |
Alfalfa Mosaic Virus (AMV) | 4.25 |
allergy | 5.2 |
allopolyploidy | 5.62 |
ALS | 4.4 |
analytical methods | 6.6 |
aneuploidy | 2.10 |
anther culture | 5.59 |
anthocyanins | 5.58 |
aphid | 4.25 |
apomeiosis | S3h |
apomixis | 3.6 , 3.8 |
apospory | 3.6 |
AP-PCR markers | 5.46 |
apple | S2e , 5.57 |
apricot | 5.57 |
aquaporin | 5.19 |
Arabidopsis thaliana | S4b , 1.10 , 3.2 , 4.5 , 4.47 |
artichoke | 2.14 , 2.15 |
ATHB-1 | S4a |
attP | S6c |
auxin |
5.20 |
B | |
BAC clones | 4.14 |
BAC library | 1.8 , 1.13 , 1.12 , 1.19 |
backcross | 4.24 |
barley | S2c , S3b , S4c , 4.6 , 4.8 , 4.9 , 4.15 , 4.16 , 4.34 , 5.39 |
BaYMV | S2c |
biodiversity | 1.14 , 5.3 |
biotechnology | 4.26 , 5.53 |
Bipolaris oryzae | 4.35 |
birdsfoot trefoil | 6.4 |
Brachetto g.l. | 3.10 |
Brassicaceae | S1b |
breeding | S2f , 2.11 , 2.22 , 2.26 , 5.51 |
brown spot | 4.35 |
bulk segregant analysis | S2d |
BYDV |
S2c |
C | |
caesium | 4.47 |
callose | 4.12 |
callus induction | 2.27 |
Cannabis sativa L. | S3d |
capsaicin | 5.47 |
Capsicum L. | 5.47 |
carotene | 5.24 , S2d |
carotenoid | 5.24 |
carotenoid pigments | 5.47 |
catalase | 4.41 |
cattle | 4.1 |
cattle | S3f |
cDNA | S3h , 4.15 |
cDNA AFLP | S1d , S3d , 1.7 , 4.2 , 4.10 |
cDNA cloning | 5.58 |
cDNA subtraction | S1d |
cell cycle synchronization | 2.5 |
cereals | 6.6 |
chamomile breeding | 5.6 |
characterisation | 5.47 |
Chardonnay | 3.10 |
chickpea | 5.13 |
chimeric virus particles | 6.1 |
chlorophyll synthesis | 4.46 |
chloroplast DNA | 2.25 |
chloroplast transformation | 2.20 |
chromosome | S3f |
chromosome aberrations | 4.1 |
chromosome characterisation | 5.12 |
chromosome walking | 1.8 |
Citrus | 5.59 |
Citrus sinensis | 5.58 |
clones | 5.55 |
cluster analysis | 2.7 , 5.61 |
co-expression | S6c |
cold acclimation | 4.8 , 4.9 |
cold stress | 4.6 , 4.7 |
cold tolerance | S4b , 4.10 |
colinearity | 1.10 |
comparative mapping | 1.10 |
Condensed tannins | S1d , 1.15 |
coping strategy | S4d |
copy number | 2.9 |
COR genes | 4.6 |
corn | 2.5 , 5.32 |
Corylus avellana L. | 3.12 |
co-segregation | S6c |
co-transformation | S6c |
Cow | 1.2 |
cre/loxP | S6c |
crop protection | 4.26 |
cross-pollination | 6.5 |
cultivar identification | 2.28 , 5.40 |
cuticular wax | 5.34 |
cybrids | S2f , 2.26 |
cystein proteinase inhibitor | 4.45 |
cytogenetics | 1.1 |
cytoplasmic organelles | 2.12 |
cytoskeleton | 3.3 , 5.37 |
dairy parlour wastewaters |
6.8 |
D | |
DD | S3h |
DDRT-PCR | S4c |
defence genes | 4.22 , 4.26 , 4.28 , 4.31 |
defoliation | 4.10 |
dehydrin | 4.18 |
dendritic cells | 6.1 |
developmental mutants | 5.39 |
DFR | 1.15 |
differential display | 1.18 |
differential expression | S1f |
directional selection | 2.6 |
distinctness testing | 2.21 |
diversity | 2.11 , 5.10 |
DNA | S2b |
DNA fingerprinting | 3.8 |
DNA horizontal transfer | S6e |
DNA methylation | 4.17 |
DNA polymorphisms | 2.21 |
DNA uptake | S6e |
domestic animals | S4d |
downy mildew | 4.38 |
drought | S4c |
drought stress | 4.15 , 4.16 |
dTph1 | 1.16 |
durum wheat | S2d , 1.12 , 1.13 , 2.1 , 2.2 , 5.26 |
dwarf |
5.21 |
E | |
ecotypes identification | 2.3 |
ectomycorrhizae | 1.18 |
einkorn | 5.24 |
endosperm | 5.36 |
enviroments | 3.11 |
essentially derived varieties | 5.35 |
ESTs | S3h , 4.14 |
ethylene | S4a |
Eustoma | 5.52 |
exon-intron organization | 1.2 |
expression pattern |
5.34 |
F | |
farming systems | 5.42 |
fertility | 2.10 |
fingerprinting | 2.2 |
FISH | S3f , 5.63 |
fission yeast | 3.9 |
flavonoids | 5.58 |
floral biology | 3.11 |
flow cytometric analysis and sorting | 2.5 |
flow cytometry | 2.26 |
flower | 5.52 |
flower development | S1f |
flowering | 1.8 , 3.2 |
flowering control | S1f |
flowering time | 1.7 |
fluorescence | 1.1 |
forage perennial legumes | 5.42 |
Fragaria vesca L. | 5.54 |
free-hybrid | 2.19 |
fruit set | S3g |
functional genomics | 1.14 |
functional markers | 5.37 |
fungal pathogens | 4.26 , 4.31 |
Fusarium sp. |
4.39 |
G | |
G1/S transition | 1.11 |
gene expression | 1.6 , 1.11 , 4.10 |
gene family | 4.28 |
gene flow | 6.4 , 6.5 |
gene isolation | 4.20 |
gene promoter | 5.29 |
gene pyramiding | S2c |
gene regulation | 4.6 |
gene structure | 5.29 |
genetic control | 3.6 |
genetic distance | 1.17 , 5.3 |
genetic diversity | 1.20 , 2.2 , 2.7 , 5.14 |
genetic engineering | S2g |
genetic fingerprinting | 5.8 |
genetic map | 1.1 , 2.1 |
genetic relationships | 5.56 |
genetic resources | S1b , 4.39 , 5.12 , 5.13 , 5.42 |
genetic transformation | 4.22 , 4.31 , 4.40 |
genetic variability | S2b , 2.21 , 5.61 |
genetics | S4d |
genome | 1.19 |
genomic library | 5.26 |
genomic structure | 5.34 |
genotype characterisation | 2.18 |
genotypes | 4.19 |
genotyping | 5.56 |
geranil geranil hydrogenase | 4.46 |
germination | 4.10 |
germplasm | 2.4 , 4.25 , 4.21 , 5.10 , 5.13 |
germplasm collection | 5.47 |
gibberellic acid | 5.21 |
gibberellins | S3g |
glossy | 5.34 |
glutenin | 5.27 |
glutenin polymer | 5.27 |
glutenin subunits | 5.27 |
glutenin subunits genes | 5.27 |
GM feed | S6e |
GMO | S6d , 5.35 |
goat | 5.2 |
grapevine | 3.10 |
graphical genotyping | 2.2 |
grass pea | 5.9 |
green fluorescent protein | 5.52 |
group 7 chromosomes | 4.30 |
GUS | 5.20 |
gymnosperms |
1.19 |
H | |
hairy roots | 2.17 |
haploids | 2.11 , 5.59 |
Hazelnut | 3.12 |
HD-Zip transcription factor | S4a |
heat shock proteins | 4.13 |
heavy metals | 6.8 |
Helicoverpa armigera | 4.45 |
herbicides | 4.4 |
heterologous hybridisation | 5.26 |
hexaploid wheat | 5.29 |
histone deacetylase | 1.6 |
HIV-1 | 6.1 |
HMW DNA | 1.12 |
homeotic genes | 5.39 |
homologous recombination | S2g |
Hordeum vulgare | 1.14 , 4.14 , 5.37 |
horizontal resistance | 4.36 |
horse | 4.2 |
HPLC | 4.11 |
HPV16 | 6.3 |
HR | 4.12 |
Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) | 6.2 |
hybridisations | 2.15 |
Hypericum perforatum | 3.8 |
hypersensitive response |
4.3 |
I - K | |
immunolocalization | 3.3 |
in situ hybridization | 1.11 , 4.30 , 5.44 |
in vitro culture | 2.6 |
in vitro production | 5.22 |
incompatibility | 3.12 |
industrial processing | 6.7 |
insect damage | 4.46 |
insect resistance | 4.42 , 4.45 |
interspecific crosses | 5.7 , 5.51 |
interspecific hybrids | 2.13 |
introgression | 5.7 |
inverse PCR | 5.29 |
in vitro culture shoot growth | 2.27 |
isogenic lines | 1.7 |
ISSR markers | 2.25 , 5.46 |
Italian inbred lines | 2.7 |
ITS | 2.3 |
kinases |
3.3 |
L | |
lactoglobulin | 5.2 |
landraces | 5.8 , 5.13 , 5.14 |
Lathyrus spp. | 5.10 |
lead | 5.23 |
leaf stripe | 4.34 |
lectin gene | 5.11 |
Leguminosae | 5.44 |
Lens culinaris | 5.12 |
Lens ssp. | 5.11 |
Leucine-rich repeat proteins | 4.28 |
Limonium | 5.51 |
linkage | 2.4 |
linkage map | 5.62 |
linkage mapping | 5.39 |
lipoxygenase gene | 5.26 |
local germoplasm | 5.32 |
Lotus | S1d , 1.15 , 2.22 |
low phytic acid mutant | 2.8 |
LT50 | 4.11 |
lucerne | 4.25 |
lutein | 5.24 |
Lycopersicon esculentum |
S3g |
M | |
M-AFLP | 5.45 |
magnetic fields | 5.59 |
maize | 1.7 , 1.8 , 2.8 , 4.10 , 5.34 |
male fertility | 2.12 |
male gametogenesis | S3b |
male sterility | 2.15 |
malsecco | 2.26 |
Malus x domestica | S2e |
Marker Assisted Selection (MAS) | S2c , 2.4 , 4.34 , 4.37 |
mass spectroscopy | 4.11 |
Medicago | 5.41 |
Medicago sativa | 5.40 |
Medicago sativa L. complex | 4.25 |
Medicago scutellata | 4.42 |
Medicago truncatula Gaertn. | 5.44 |
medicinal plants | 5.6 |
Mediterranean fruitfly | S6b , 3.1 |
meiosis | 3.3 , 3.9 |
melon | 4.21 |
meristems | 3.2 |
metal tolerance | 6.9 |
microanalysis | 4.47 |
microarray analysis | 4.15 |
microfluorescence | 4.47 |
micropropagation | 2.14 |
microsatellites | S1e , 5.56 |
microsatellites markers | S2d |
microspore | S3b |
modified AFLP | 2.26 |
molecular genetics | S1b |
molecular map | S2e |
molecular marker assisted selection | 4.24 |
molecular markers | 1.20 , 2.1 , 2.6 , 2.7 , 3.8 , 5.12 , 5.32 |
Moraiolo | 5.60 , 5.61 |
morpho-agronomic traits | 5.9 |
morphology | 5.60 |
Mps-one-binder (Mob) | S3h |
MSAP | 4.17 |
multivariate analyses | 5.9 |
mutagenesis | 2.8 |
mutant | 5.21 |
mutants | 2.14 , 5.20 |
mutation rates | S1e |
Mutator element | 1.6 |
myb factors |
S4b |
N | |
necrotic mutant | 4.12 |
nested-PCR | 6.7 |
nitric oxide | 4.3 |
Non-invasive vibrating oxygen-selective probe | 2.25 |
Northern analysis | S1f |
Norway spruce | 1.19 , 1.20 , 5.63 |
nuclease |
S3b |
O | |
ODAP | 5.10 |
oil content | 5.6 |
Olea europaea L. | 2.27 , 3.11 , 4.7 , 5.61 |
olive | 4.40 |
on farm conservation | 5.14 , 5.8 |
opaque-2 | 5.33 |
organogenesis | 2.17 |
ornamental crops | 5.53 |
orthology | 1.10 |
Oryza sativa L. | 4.22 |
osmotic stress | 4.20 |
osmotin | 4.40 |
Osteospermum | 2.18 , 5.52 |
oxidative stress |
4.41 |
P | |
Papaver rhoeas | 4.4 |
parthenocarpy | S3g |
parthenogenesis | 3.6 |
particle bombardment | 5.54 |
pathogen infection | 4.41 |
PC synthase | 6.9 |
PCD | 4.12 |
PCR | S6d , 2.21 , 2.22 , 6.6 |
PDI | 5.29 |
peach | 4.46 , 5.57 |
pear | 5.57 |
Pearl millet | 4.38 |
Pennisetum glucu | 4.38 |
Petunia hybrida | 1.16 , 3.9 |
PGIP | 4.28 |
phenotypic mass selection | 5.46 |
phosphorylation | 5.33 |
photoautotrophic cultures | 5.22 |
Phragmites australis | 6.8 |
phylogenesis | 2.22 |
phylogenetic relationship | 2.28 |
physiological background | 4.36 |
phytochelatins | 6.9 |
phytoremediation | 6.8 |
Picea abies K. | S1e |
Pisciottana | 2.28 |
Pisum sativum L. | 4.17 |
plant architecture | 2.17 |
Plant chromosome and nuclei isolation | 2.5 |
plant protection | S1b |
plant-pathogen interaction | 4.3 |
plastome | S2g |
ploidy manipulations | 4.11 |
Poa pratensis | 3.6 , 5.45 |
pollen dispersal | 6.4 |
polyamines | 3.10 , 4.5 |
Polygalacturonase-inhibiting protein | 4.28 |
polymorphism | 5.60 |
polyphenol oxidase | 5.28 |
population genetics | S1e |
Posidonia oceanica | 5.19 |
positional cloning | 1.8 |
potato | 2.13 |
potato cells | 4.20 |
production | 5.60 |
programmed cell death | S3b |
promoter | 4.18 , 5.2 |
promoter analysis | 4.9 |
promoters | 4.22 |
protein content | 5.10 , 5.28 |
proteinase inhibitors | S1b , 4.42 |
protoplast fusion | S2f |
Prunus persica L. | 2.25 , 4.41 |
PVX | 6.1 , 6.2 , 6.3 |
Pyrenophora graminea | S2c |
Pyricularia grisea |
4.35 |
Q | |
QTL analysis | 4.16 , 4.6 |
QTL mapping | S2d |
QTL markers | S2e |
quality | 2.13 |
quantitative expression | 1.15 |
quantitative PCR |
2.9 |
R | |
random genetic drift | 2.6 |
RAPD | 5.5 |
RDA | 1.7 |
rDNA | 5.44 |
Real-Time PCR | 1.15 , 2.9 |
red chicory | 5.46 |
remating frequency | 3.1 |
repetitive DNA | 5.63 |
reporter genes | 5.20 |
reproduction | S3f , 3.3 |
resistance genes | 4.30 , 4.34 |
resistance to TSWV | 4.24 |
Retinoblastoma-related proteins | 1.11 |
retrotransposons | 1.19 , 5.41 , 5.63 |
reverse genetic | 1.16 |
RFLP | 2.1 |
ribosomal spacers | 2.22 |
rice | S4b , 4.22 |
rice blast | 4.35 |
RIP | 4.22 , 4.31 |
risk assessment | 6.5 |
river buffalo | 1.1 |
RNA | 4.2 |
rol genes | 4.36 |
rolB | 6.9 |
rolD | 3.2 |
root-rot | 4.39 |
Rootstock | 2.25 |
Rosa hybrida | 5.53 |
Rpd3-type histone deacetylases | 1.11 |
rRNA |
3.12 |
S | |
S. fragilis | 5.62 |
S. tuberosum | 2.10 |
Salix alba | 5.62 |
salt stress | 4.19 , 4.21 |
SAMPL | S2b , 5.41 |
scab resistance | S2e |
seed quality | 5.12 |
seed storage protein | 5.11 |
selection | 4.39 |
sexual differentiation | S3d |
sexual polyploidization | 3.7 |
sheep | S2b , 1.2 , 5.1 |
single nucleotide polymorphism | 4.38 |
sister chromatid exchanges | 4.1 |
snoRNA | 3.12 |
SNPs | 1.20 |
soil salinity | 5.42 |
Solanum spp. | 2.11 , 2.12 |
Solanum commersonii | 2.10 , 4.20 |
Solanum melongena L. | 4.37 |
somatic embryogenesis | 2.17 , 3.10 , 4.40 , 5.53 , 5.54 |
somatic hybrids | S2f |
SSR | 4.16 , 5.4 , 5.45 |
SSR markers | 2.2 , 5.57 |
Sterile Insect Technique | S6b , 3.1 |
STMS | 5.4 |
strawberry | 5.54 |
stress | S4a , S4d , 4.5 |
subcellular localization | 5.33 |
sulfonylureas | 4.4 |
sunflower | 4.18 , 5.21 , 5.22 |
superoxide dismutase | 4.41 |
suppression subtractive hybridisation | 4.7 |
sweet orange flesh | 5.58 |
synthetic variety |
2.19 |
T - U | |
T cell receptor | 1.2 , 5.1 |
target genes | S4a |
target-site | 4.4 |
T-DNA tagging | 4.47 |
tetraploid wheat | 5.28 |
thermotolerance | 4.13 |
tissue culture | 5.53 |
TLC | 2.8 |
tobacco | 4.19 , 5.5 , 5.23 |
tocopherol biosynthesis | 5.22 |
tolerance | 4.21 |
tomato | S3g , 4.12 , 4.24 , 4.36 , 4.45 , 5.20 |
traceability | S6d |
transcription factor | S4c , 4.8 |
transgene detection | 6.7 |
transgenic lines | S6b |
transgenic plants | S4b , 2.13 , 2.20 , 5.52 , 2.9 , 6.4 , 6.7 |
transgenic tomato | 6.5 |
transposon insertion mutant | 1.16 |
TRDV genes | 5.1 |
TRGC genes | 1.2 |
Trifolium subterraneum L. | 4.39 |
Triticum aestivum | 4.31 |
Triticum dicoccum Schübler | 2.3 |
truffles | 1.18 , 5.4 |
tuber yield | 2.10 |
tubulin | 2.21 , 5.37 |
tubulins | S3h |
uniparental expression |
5.36 |
V | |
vaccine | 6.1 , 6.2 , 6.3 |
variability | 5.28 |
variety identification | 1.17 |
Verticillium tolerance | 4.37 |
Vitis vinifera | 5.55 , 5.56 |
Vrn-1 homologs |
4.14 |
W | |
water stress | 4.17 , 4.18 |
water transport | 5.19 |
welfare | S4d |
wheat | S1f , 2.4 , 4.13 , 4.31 |
wheat quality | 5.27 |
wheat-alien transfers | 4.30 |
wild sunflower |
5.7 |
Z | |
Zea mays | 1.6 , 1.10 , 1.11 , 2.6 , 2.7 , 5.35 |
zearalenone | 4.1 |
zein genes | 5.36 |