This SPS Summer School 2021 is a one-week programme for outstanding and enthusiastic PhD students and young post-docs. It will provide them with an introduction in chemistry, biophysics, molecular and cell biology in relation to the plant cell wall.
The SPS Summer School 2022 is a one-week program for outstanding and enthusiastic master and PhD students, as well as post-docs working in plant biology on biological questions related to sugar transport, metabolism and/or signaling. It will provide them with an introduction on several aspects of the molecular and cell biology of sugar metabolism, transport and signaling in relation to global climate changes.
Post-translational Modifications (PTMs) act at the core of every biological system. PTM events generate proteoforms that orchestrate cell signalling in almost every biological process. Furthermore, the dynamic nature of PTMs allows organisms to respond to even highly transient changes in the environment with precise fine-tuning.
A better understanding of why and how metabolic rate scales with body size is of major fundamental and applied interest to both empirical and theoretical biologists.
In this talk, Paola Bonfante will present a talk on his paper "Symbiotic responses of Lotus japonicus to two isogenic lines of a mycorrhizal fungus differing in the presence/absence of an endobacterium." which was accepted by the Plant Journal on the 12 November 2021
This meeting will highlight how these integrative approaches are being used to understand both long-standing and applied problems in comparative physiology.
It is our greatest pleasure to invite you to participate in the 33rd International Conference on Arabidopsis Research (ICAR2023), which will be held on June 5-9, 2023 in Chiba, Japan.
Post-translational Modifications (PTMs) act at the core of every biological system. PTM events generate proteoforms that orchestrate cell signalling in almost every biological process. Furthermore, the dynamic nature of PTMs allows organisms to respond to even highly transient changes in the environment with precise fine-tuning.
A better understanding of why and how metabolic rate scales with body size is of major fundamental and applied interest to both empirical and theoretical biologists.
In this talk, Paola Bonfante will present a talk on his paper "Symbiotic responses of Lotus japonicus to two isogenic lines of a mycorrhizal fungus differing in the presence/absence of an endobacterium." which was accepted by the Plant Journal on the 12 November 2021
