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Main objective of our lab is to investigate how plant hormone crosstalk provides plasticity to plant growth and development, and how plant hormones help to integrate and translate external cues into appropriate responses. To reach this goal we apply molecular, genetic, bioinformatics, as well as advanced transcriptomics and metabolomics approaches in order to obtain a comprehensive and elaborate picture of those interactions in selected developmental processes.

Students interested in our work and joining our team are highly welcomed. For further information, please visit our website and get into contact with us.

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Plant Biologist at the CBGP in Madrid.

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cutlersr Sean Cutler @cutlersr ·
13 Nov

My department is seeking an Assistant Professor of Plant Systems Biology or Biotechnology. We'll start reviewing applications in about a month. Come join a fantastic group of colleagues!

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stephanpollmann Stephan Pollmann @stephanpollmann ·
9 Nov

We are guest-editing a Special Issue on the molecular mechanisms of plant-microbe interactions. The special issue is now open for submissions: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/ijms/special_issues/1JB5SQ1UK5
You are all invited to submit your work and get a 20% discount.

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plantcellenvir Plant Cell & Environment @plantcellenvir ·
5 Nov

Plants and microbes are in constant conversation underground. This review explores how plants use complex chemical signals to interact, distinguishing between harmful, neutral, and helpful microbes in the soil.

Link here⤵️
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/pce.15245 @wileyplantsci #OpenAccess

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stephanpollmann Stephan Pollmann @stephanpollmann ·
5 Nov

Happy share our latest #preprint on @researchsquare: Identification of a drought stress response module in tomato plants commonly induced by fungal endophytes that confer increased drought tolerance
@CBGP_Madrid @La_UPM #pollmannlab

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