Inhaltsangabe1. Phylogeny, Genome and Karyotype Evolution of Crucifers (Brassicaceae) Martin Lysak and Marcus Koch 2. The Brassicaceae in agriculture Suzanne Warwick 3. The noncoding landscape of the genome of Arabidopsis thaliana Georg Haberer, Yu Wang and Klaus Mayer 4. Natural variation in Arabidopsis thaliana Marten Koornneef, Matthieu Reymond and Carlos Alonso-Blanco 5. Chasing ghosts: comparative capping in the Brassicaceae Isobel Parkin 6. Comparative genome analysis at the sequence level Chris Town, Renate Schmidt and Ian Bancroft 7. Structural and functional evolution of resynthesized polyploids J. Chris Pires and Robert T. Gaeta 8. The genetics of Brassica rapa L. Nirala Ramchiary and Yong Pyo Lim 9. The genetics of Brassica oleracea Carlos Quiros and Mark Farnham 10. The genetics of Brassica napus Federico Iñiguez-Luy and Maria L. Federico 11. The genetics of Brassica juncea Akshay Pradhan and Deepak Pental 12. Arabidopsis lyrata genetics Outi Savolainen and Helmi Kuittinen 13. The genetics of Capsella Günter Theißen 14. Selfincompatibility in the Brassicaceae June Nasrallah 15. Sequencing the gene space of Brassica rapa BeomSeok Park and JeongHwan Mun 16. Germplasm and genomic library resources Emma M. Knee, Luz Rivero, Deborah Crist, Erich Grotewold and Randy Scholl 17. Resources for metabolomics Christoph Böttcher, Edda von Roepenack-Lahaye and Dierk Scheel 18. Transformation technology in the Brassicaceae Penny Sparrow 19. Resources for reverse genetic approaches in Arabidopsis thaliana Bekir Ülker and Bernd Weisshaar 20. Resources for reverse genetic approaches in Brassica species Thomas Wood, Pauline Stephenson and Lars Ostergaard 21. Bioinformatics resources for Arabidopsis thaliana Neil Graham and Sean May 22. Bioinformatics resources for the Brassica species Martin Trick 23. Perspectives on genetics and genomics of the Brassicaceae Renate Schmidt and Ian Bancroft

Professor Ian Bancroft completed his PhD at the University of Lancaster in 1986 and conducted his early postdoctoral research at Michigan State University, studying the genomes of cyanobacteria. He moved to the John Innes Centre in 1989 and has been expanding and applying his genomics expertise, initially in Arabidopsis thaliana, and since 1998 in the cultivated Brassica species. Renate Schmidt is leader of the group "Genome plasticity" at the Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research (IPK) in Gatersleben (Germany). She was educated as a molecular geneticist, and her research interests center on comparative genome analysis in the Brassicaceae and transgene expression in plants.

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