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Laboratory of Molecular Biology

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Part of WU Plantenwetenschappen
Part of Wageningen University
Part of Wageningen University and Research Centre
Address Radix, Droevendaalsesteeg 1, 6708 PB Wageningen
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Postal address Postbus 633, 6700 AP Wageningen
Phone +31-317-482036
Fax +31-317-418094
URL http://www.wageningenur.nl/en/Expertise-Services/Chair-groups/Plant-Sciences/Laboratory-of-Molecular-Biology.htm
Email office. mb -at- wur. nl
Mission Researched is primarily focused on the molecular biology of higher plants. This involves studying agriculturally important systems, such as root nodule development in legumes (Medicago) and Parasponia. In addition, the role of chromatin in regulating the development and differentiation of plant cells is studied.

People

Professor Prof.dr. T. Bisseling
Professor emeritus Prof.dr. A. van Kammen

Current research

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Collaboration Genetic and environmental influences on shoot meristem development
Secretariat Target gene selection by the MADS-domain protein FRUITFULL: the role of proteins complexes, DNA accessibility and higher order chromatin organization
Secretariat A molecular framework for Arabidopsis somatic embryogenesis
Secretariat Parasponia; the key to identify constraints in developmental mechanisms underlying rhizobium nodulation
Secretariat Networking in the tomato fruit: The role of master regulators in the transcriptional control of fruit ripening
All current research..

Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration PHENOLINK - Linking Phenotype to Genotype
Collaboration Visualizing microtubule dynamics and membrane trafficking in live and dividing plant cells
Secretariat Elucidation of transcriptional networks controlling leaf growth in Arabidopsis
Secretariat Chromatin remodelling and growth: The role of Snf2 ATPases in plant development and stress response
Secretariat Legume-Rhizobium symbiosis: Eukaryotic control of intracellular hosted prokaryotes
All completed research..

Classification

A21000 Agriculture and horticulture
D22100 Microbiology

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