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NERC Reference : NER/T/S/2001/00298

Genomic and proteomic analysis of adaptive evolution in experimental populations of Pseudomonas fluorescens.

Grant Award

Principal Investigator:
Professor P Rainey, University of Oxford, Plant Sciences
Co-Investigator:
Dr M Tristem, Imperial College London, Life Sciences
Co-Investigator:
Professor A Burt, Imperial College London, Life Sciences
Co-Investigator:
Professor N Zitzmann, University of Oxford, Biochemistry
Science Area:
Terrestrial
Overall Classification:
Terrestrial
ENRIs:
Natural Resource Management
Global Change
Biodiversity
Science Topics:
Environmental Genomics
Abstract:
Understanding, at a mechanistic level, the moment-by-moment workings of adaptive evolution is essential for biological science. However, the challenges posed are immense and progress requires simple experimental populations where evolutionary processes can be observed in real time. Using populations of the bacterium Pseudomonas fluorescens, we propose a multifaceted programme of research that combines state of the art proteomic analyses, whole-genome mutation screening protocols and biochemical studies of signal transduction pathways. Together, these technologies and their innovative application will generate a comprehensive account of a single moment of adaptive evolution - from primary DNA sequence change, through to form and fitness.
Period of Award:
1 Jan 2002 - 31 Dec 2004
Value:
£264,511 Lead Split Award
Authorised funds only
NERC Reference:
NER/T/S/2001/00298
Grant Stage:
Completed
Scheme:
Directed Pre FEC
Grant Status:
Closed

This grant award has a total value of £264,511  

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FDAB - Financial Details (Award breakdown by headings)

Total - T&STotal - StaffTotal - Other CostsTotal - Indirect CostsTotal - Equipment
£2,607£134,466£57,950£61,854£7,635

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