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wpe1.jpg (25625 bytes) Jamie Sherman, Assistant Research Professor, PhD from Colorado State University, 1994.

Office: 419b Leon Johnson Hall
Lab: 419 Leon Johnson Hall

phone: 406-994-4899
fax: 406-994-1848

Email Dr. Sherman

AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY

Research in wheat genetics – identifying genes of interest in wheat, utilizing these genes for wheat improvement, contributing to basic information about genome sturcture, evolution and gene regulation.  Write grants to fund research and equipment needs.  Mentor and aid students and other professionals.  Provide cytological technical assistance.  Provide technical assistance for new LiCor system (AFLPs, DNA sequencing, Westerns Northerns and Southerns).

EDUCATION

  • B.S                  Stephen F. Austin State University                  1982
  • M.S.                Stephen F. Austin State University                   1984
  • Ph.D.               Colorado State University                               1994

MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

  • Sigma Xi
  • Phi Kappa Phi
  • American Association for the Advancement of Science
  • Society of Canada

PUBLICATI0NS

Refereed Journals

Sherman, J. D. and C. W. Mims.  1985.  Ultrastructural evidence for meiosis in a non-heterothallic isolate of the myxomycete Didymium iridis.  Mycologia 77:238-332.

Anderson, L. K., S. M. Stack and J. D. Sherman. 1988. Spreading synaptonemal complexes from Zea mays I. No synaptic adjustment of inversion loops during pachytene.  Chromosoma 96:295-305.

Sherman, J. D., S. M. Stack and L. K. Anderson. 1989. Two-dimensional spreads of synaptonemal complexes from solanaceous plants. IV. Synaptic irregularities. Genome 32:743-753.

Stack, S. M., L. K. Anderson and J. D. Sherman.  1989.  Chiasmata and recombination nodules in  Lillium longiflorum.  Genome 32:486-492.

Stack. S. M., L. Herikoff, J. D. Sherman, L. K. Anderson. 1990.  Staining plant cells with silver.  I.   The salt nylon technique.  Biotechnic and Histochemistry 91:69-78.

Sherman, J. D. and S. M. Stack. 1992. Two-dimensional spreads of synaptonemal  complexes from solanaceous plants. V. Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum)             karyotype and idiogram. Genome 35:354-359.

Sherman, J. D., L. A. Herickhoff, and S. M. Stack. 1992. Silver staining two types of meiotic nodules.  Genome 35:907-915.

Herickhoff, L., S. Stack, and J. Sherman. 1993. The relationship between synapsis recombination nodules and chiasmata in tomato translocation heterozygotes. Heredity 71:373-385.

Sherman, J. D., A. L. Fenwick, D. M. Namuth and N. L. V. Lapitan. 1995.  A barley RFLP map: alignment of three barley maps and comparisons to Gramineae species. Theor. Appl. Genet. 91: 681-690.

Sherman, J. D. and S. M. Stack. 1995. Two-dimensional spreads of synaptonemal  complexes  from solanaceous plants.  VI. High-resolution recombination nodule map for tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum).  Genetics 141:683-708.

Sherman, J. D., L. Y. Smith, T. K. Blake, and L. E. Talbert.  2001.  Identification of barley genome segments introgressed into wheat using PCR markers.  Genome 44:38-44.

Sherman, J.D. and L.E. Talbert.  2002.  Vernalization-induced changes of the DNA methylation pattern in winter wheat.  Genome 45:253-260.

Book Chapters

Stack, S.M., J.D. Sherman, L.K. Anderson, and L.S. Herickhoff. 1993. Meiotic nodules in   vascular plants. in: Chromosomes Today vol 11. Chapman and Hall, New York. p.

Current Programs

Research

Four genes of interest into six currently used wheat cultivars with molecular marker assisted selection

Identifying other genes of interest and developing molecular markers

Studying genetic control over flowering and identifying genes involved

Studying DNA methylation in relationship to vernalization, polyploidization and yield

Determining if there is hybridization between certain native and introduced species

 

 

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