Jaryal Shivangini
Joined the group in 2022
De reactie van een plant op regen ligt zeer dicht bij een paniekreactie. Die verrassende ontdekking heeft een internationaal team van onderzoekers gedaan, onder wie ook vier Belgen. De planten activeren bij regen hun verdedigingsmechanismen, en ze verwittigen door chemische signalen ook hun buren zodat die hetzelfde kunnen doen.
Note: in bold are current academic group leaders.
Tania Ho-Plagaro, Spanish, PhD – Left 2024 – Current position: Postdoctoral researcher @ CSIC Granada, Spain
Elia Lacchini, Italian, PhD – Left 2024 – Current position: Postdoctoral researcher @ Lausanne University, Switzerland
Jacopi Di Sora, Italian – Left 2023 – Current position: Unemployed, Belgium
InnCoCells is a Horizon 2020 research and innovation project funded by the EU under the FNR-11-2020 topic “Prospecting aquatic and terrestrial natural biologic
Interaction between metabolites and proteins drives virtually all cellular regulatory processes within any organism as well as the interaction between different organisms. Recent reports highlight that numerous plant metabolites embrace multiple biological activities, beyond a sole role as substrates, products or co-factors of enzymes, or as defense or growth regulatory compounds. Though several technologies have been developed to identify and characterize metabolite-protein interactions, the effective and systematic implementation of such methods in the plant field remains limited.