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Chan Lab

"Finest haploids since 2009"
Department of Plant Biology at UC Davis

Home Research Publications People Links Bioinformatics Resources Teaching Contact	Welcome to Simon Chan's Lab We study chromosome inheritance during cell division using the small flowering plant Arabidopsis thaliana. Learn more about our research here.
	Haploid plants - fancifully depicted here by Janet Iwasa - can be produced by manipulating centromeres.

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