Prace nominowane do nagrody (wg ostatecznej listy rankingowej)

• Kwasniewski M., Szarejko I. (2006) Molecular cloning and characterization of beta-expansin gene related to root hair formation in barley. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 141: 1149-1158.
• Ziółkowski P.A., Kaczmarek M., Babula D., Sadowski J. (2006) Genome evolution in Arabidopsis/Brassica: conservation and divergence of ancient rearranged segments and their breakpoints. PLANT JOURNAL 47: 63-74
• Wawrzyński A., Kopera E., Wawrzyńska A., Kamińska J., Bal W., Sirko A. (2006) Effects of simultaneous expression of heterologous genes involved in phytochelatin biosynthesis on thiol content and cadmium accumulation in tobacco plants. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY 57: 2173-2182.
• Wierzbicki A.T., Jerzmanowski A. (2005) Suppression of histone H1 genes in Arabidopsis results in heritable developmental defects and stochastic changes in DNA methylation. GENETICS 169: 997-1008.
• Michalska K., Bujacz G., Jaskólski M. (2006) Crystal structure of plant asparaginase. JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 360: 105-116.
• Hejnowicz Z., Borowska-Wykręt D. (2005) Buckling of inner cell wall layers after manipulations to reduce tensile stress: observations and interpretations for stress transmission. PLANTA 220: 465-473.
• Wołoszyńska M., Kmieć B., Mackiewicz P., Jańska H. (2006) Copy number of bean mitochondrial genes estimated by real-time PCR does not correlate with the number of gene loci and transcript levels. PLANT MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 61: 1-12.
• Floryszak-Wieczorek J., Milczarek G., Arasimowicz M., Ciszewski A. (2006) Do nitric oxide donors mimic endogenous NO-related response in plants? PLANTA 224: 1363-1372.
• Aksamit A., Korobczak A., Skala J., Łukaszewicz M., Szopa J. (2005) The 14-3-3 gene expression specificity in response to stress is promoter-dependent. PLANT & CELL PHYSIOLOGY 46: 1635-1645.
• Gruszecki W.I., Grudziński W., Gospodarek M., Patyra M., Maksymiec W. (2006) Xanthophyll-induced aggregation of LHCII as a switch between light-harvesting and energy dissipation systems. BIOCHIMICA ET BIOPHYSICA ACTA – BIOENERGETICS 1757: 1504-1511.

Spośród tych 10 prac członkowie Kapituły wybrali również pracę, która zostaje tym samym Laureatem Nagrody PTBER. Za najlepszą uznano pracę z zakresu genomiki funkcjonalnej roślin, zespołu M. Kwaśniewski i I. Szarejko z Uniwersytetu Śląskiego w Katowicach: "Molecular cloning and characterization of beta-expansin gene related to root hair formation in barley" opublikowaną w 2006 r. w Plant Physiology 141:1149-1158.