Belinda Martineau

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Martineau, B. (2006) Fathead minnows and EDCs: The rivers running through us. California Coast & Ocean 22(1):30-33.

Martineau, B. (2005) The Book of Life: DNA provides the words, but what tells the story? Orion 24(1):70-71.

Martineau, B. (2003) Growing Concerns: Genetically engineered foods are now common in America, but worries about them linger. Cooking Light. 17(9):48-58.

Martineau, B. (2001) Agbiotech: history and mythology. Nature Biotech. 19(12):1101-1102.

Martineau, B. (2001) Food Fight: The short, unhappy life of the Flavr Savr tomato. The Sciences 41(2):24-29.

Martineau, B. (2001) First Fruit: The Creation of the Flavr SavrTM Tomato and the Birth of Biotech Food. McGraw-Hill, New York.

Martineau, B, KR Summerfelt, DF Adams and JW DeVerna. (1995) Production of high solids tomatoes through molecular modification of levels of the plant growth regulator cytokinin. Bio/Tech. 13:250-254.

Martineau, B, TA Volker and RA Sanders. (1994) On defining T-DNA. Plant Cell 6:1032-1033.

Martineau, B, CM Houck, RE Sheehy, and WR Hiatt. (1994) Fruit-specific expression of the A. tumefaciens isopentenyl transferase gene in tomato: Effects on fruit ripening and defense-related gene expression in leaves. Plant J. 5:11-19.

Martineau, B, K McBride and CM Houck. (1991) Regulation of metallocarboxypeptidase inhibitor gene expression in tomato. Mol. Gen. Genet. 228:281-286.

Martineau, B, HJ Smith, C Dean, P Dunsmuir, J Bedbrook and LJ Mets. (1989) Expression of a C3 plant RuBisCO SSU gene in regenerated C4 Flaveria plants. Plant Molec. Biol. 13:419-426.

Martineau, B and WC Taylor. (1986) Cell-specific photosynthetic gene expression in maize determined using cell separation techniques and hybridization in situ. Plant Physiol. 82:613-618.

Martineau, B and WC Taylor. (1985) Photosynthetic gene expression and cellular differentiation in developing maize leaves. Plant Physiol. 78:399-404.

Martineau, B, MR Hanson and FM Ausubel. (1981) Effect of charcoal and hormones on anther culture of Petunia and Nicotiana. Z. Pflanzenphysiol. 102:109-116.