Plant Sciences
 

The Plant Sciences Division aim to develop basic research direct to the study of important problems of plant development and response to stress. Nevertheless, most of the laboratories also carry out research of a more applied nature in close association with IBET. This work is aimed at solving problem of agronomic or industrial relevance to Portugal and in respect of important crops such as, rice, maize, lupin, grapevine, olive tree, almond, pine, cork oak, and Eucalyptus.

The contact element of the Plant Sciences Division is Prof. Cândido Pinto Ricardo .

  Laboratory   Laboratory Leader   Scientific Area (keywords)  
  Plant Biochemistry
  Cândido Pinto Ricardo
  Stress proteins / Extracellular proteins
  Plant Cell Biotechnology
  Pedro Fevereiro
 
Legume genetic engineering / Abiotic stress plant biology / Expression of recombinant proteins in legumes / Plant quantitative genetics / Plant Genetic and allelic diversity 
  Plant Genetic Engineering
  Margarida Oliveira   Gene search and molecular characterization / Plant transformation and improvement
  Plant Molecular Ecophysiology
  Manuela Chaves   Stress physiology – plant responses to drought and high temperature / Photosynthesis / Carbon partitioning / Water use efficiency
  Plant Developmental Genetics
  Jorge Almeida   Flower development / Evolution of developmental mechanisms / Antirrhinum / Dorsoventrality / Transposon mutagesis / Arabidopsis / Transcription factors
  Plant Cell Wall
  Phil Jackson   Cell wall properties and biosynthesis / Extension / Extensin peroxidase / Plant development and stress / Proteomics / Transcription profiling / Cell culture.
  Disease and Stress Biology
  Ricardo Ferreira   Ubiquitin / Grapevine/pathogenic fungi interactions / Biotechnology of grapevine / Stress proteins  
  Forest Biotech Lab   Célia Miguel   Genetic diversity / Somatic embryogenesis and cryopreservation / Genetic manipulation
  Plant Cell Biology
  Rita Abranches   Production of recombinant proteins in plants / Regulation of transgene expression / Dynamic organization of the cell nucleus




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