Publications and Presentations

Publication:

Bannigan, A., Lizotte-Waniewski, M., Riley, M., Baskin, T.I. (2008) Emerging molecular mechanisms that power and regulate the anastral mitotic spindle of flowering plants. Cell Motil. Cytoskel. 65(1):1-11

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Bannigan, A., Scheible, W-R., Lukowitz, W., Fagerstrom, C., Wadsworth, P., Somerville, C. and Baskin, T.I. (2007) A conserved role for kinesin-5 in plants. J. Cell Sci. 120: 2819-2827

Publication:

Nguema-Ona, E., Bannigan, A., Chevalier, L., Baskin, T.I. and Driouich, A. (2007) Communication between cytoplasm and cell wall: binding arabinogalactan-proteins disorganizes cortical microtubules in the root of Arabidopsis thaliana. Plant J. Advance Online Publication.

Publication:

Rahman, A.; Bannigan, A.; Sulaman, W.; Pechter, P.; Blancaflor, E.; Baskin, T. (2007) Auxin, actin, and growth of the Arabidopsis thaliana primary root. Plant J. 50(3): 514-528

Publication:

Bannigan, A.; Wiedemeier, A.M.D.; Williamson, R.E.; Overall, R. (2006) Cortical Microtubule Arrays Lose Uniform Alignment between Cells and Are Oryzalin Resistant in the Arabidopsis Mutant, radially swollen 6. Plant & Cell Physiology 47(7)

Poster:

Gordon Conference (plant and fungal cytoskeleton), Andover, NH, August 2006: Bannigan, A.; Lukowitz, W., Scheible, W., Somerville, C. & Baskin, T.I. "Arabidopsis RSW7, a BimC class kinesin, is required for microtubule function in interphase and mitosis.”

Publication:

Bannigan, A. & Baskin, T.I. (2005) Directional cell expansion - turning toward actin. Current Opinion in Plant Biology 8(6):619-624

Poster: 

Gordon Conference (cytoskeleton), Andover, NH, August 2004:
Bannigan, A.; Overall, R.L & Baskin, T.I.
"A radially swelling arabidopsis mutant is defective in microtubule and actin organisation as well as cell-to-cell transport"

Poster:

Plasmodesmata, Pacific Grove, CA , August 2004:
Cole, L.; Bannigan, A.; Baskin, T.I. & Overall, R.L.
"Endoplasmic reticulum, cytoskeleton and intercellular communication "

Poster:

Combio, Melbourne Australia, 2003:
Bannigan, A.; Overall, R.L. & Baskin, T.I.
"A possible role for actin in microtubule organisation in an arabidopsis mutant."

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Combio, Sydney Australia, 2002:
Bannigan, A.; Baskin, T.I. & Overall, R.L.
"Cytoskeleton and cell-to-cell transport: effects of taxol and colchicine on intercellular dye movement in a root swelling arabidopsis mutant, rsw6"

Poster:

Gordon Conference (cytoskeleton), Colorado, August 2002:
Bannigan, A.; Overall, R.L. & Baskin, T.I.
"Microtubules and plasmodesmata: effects of taxol and colchicine on intercellular dye movement in a root-swelling mutant, rsw6"

Poster:

American Society of Plant Biologists, Colorado, August 2002:
Bannigan, A.; Overall, R.L. & Baskin, T.I.
"Microtubules and plasmodesmata: effects of taxol and colchicine on intercellular dye movement in a root-swelling mutant, rsw6"

Presentation: 

Australian Plant Cell and Development Group, Holbrook Australia, November 2001:
Bannigan, A.; Baskin, T.I. & Overall, R.L.
"Is cell-to-cell communication important for co-ordinated growth in plants?"

Poster:

Combio, Canberra Australia, September 2001:
Bannigan, A.; Baskin, T.I. & Overall, R.L.
"Cell-to-cell communication and the control of cortical microtubule orientation in Arabidopsis thaliana"

Presentation:

Plasmodesma, Capetown South Africa, August 2001:
Bannigan, A.; Baskin, T.I. & Overall, R.L.
"Plasmodesmata and the control of directional growth in plants."

Poster:

American Society of Plant Biologists, Providence RI July 2001:
Bannigan, A.; Baskin, T.I. & Overall, R.L.
"Cell-to-cell communication and the control of cortical microtubule orientation in Arabidopsis thaliana."

Poster:

Robertson Symposium on Plant Cell Biology, Canberra Australia, 2000:
Bannigan, A. & Overall, R.L.
"Reorientation of intact microtubules in response to hydrostatic pressure."

Presentation: 

Australian Plant Cell and Development Group, Thredbo Australia, 1998:
Bannigan, A. & Overall, R.L.
"Effects of hydrostatic pressure on the orientation of cortical microtubules in Arabidopsis thaliana."