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PhD Subjects 2012 and Teaching resources

Masters

Members of the IJPB take part to numerous teaching courses in universities and top rank schools of engineers. IJPB also organizes M2 courses in plant developmental biology for example in Université Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC ParisVI) and Paris-Sud 11-AgroParisTech.

PhD Subjects 2012

Are following PhD subjects from the IJPB research groups in competition this year 2012 in doctoral schools. The PhD subjects with a * are eligible to young scientist contracts, more information , more information.

Research group
DS
Subject Contact
Branching control in plants Studying the mode of action of stigolactones in plant stems and characterising RMS3-type genes in pea * (summary)

Catherine Rameau

Tél: 01 30 83 32 89 / 31 83

Spatial Control Of Cell Division The role of the TTP complex in coordinating cell cycle machinery with pre-prophase formation * (summary)

Magalie Uyttewaal

Tél: 01 30 83 33 94

Epigenetics and small RNAs Epigenetic memory and systemic RNA silencing * (summary)

Hervé Vaucheret

Tél : 01 30 83 31 70 / 32 33 / 30 38

Transcription factors and architecture

SdV

Comparison of activity of LFY/UFO, KNOX and CUC factors in the meristem of Arabidopsis * (summary)

Véronique Pautot

Tel : 01 30 83 30 58

Meiosis and recombination The genetic basis for variation in meitoic recombination in the the polyploid Brassica, oilseed rape * (summary)

Eric Jenczewski

Tél: 01 30 83 33 08

Organelles and reproduction Functional analysis of cytoplasmic male sterility in Arabidopsis thaliana * (summary)

Françoise Budar

Tél : 01 30 83 31 80

Organelles and reproduction Functional characterisation of mitochondrial PPR proteins in Arabidopsis thaliana. Towards a better understanding of mechanisms of mitochondrial gene expression in plants * (summary)

Hakim Mireau

Tél: 01 30 83 30 70

Primary cell wall Studying hypocotyl growth in Arabidopsis : towards a general growth model * (summary)

Samantha Vernhettes

Tél: 01 30 83 33 25

Phloem, transport and signalisation Dissection of long-distance signaling pathways associated with PP2 phloem proteins * (summary)

Sylvie Dinant

Tél: 01 30 83 30 47

Germination physiology
Analysis of ABA signaling pathway in Arabidopsis seeds * (summary)

Annie Marion-Poll

Tél : 01 30 83 30 68
 

Germination physiology Exploitation of Arabidopsis Seed Mucilage for the functional
characterisation of genes involved in polysaccharide metabolism * (summary)

Helen North

Tél : 01 30 83 30 34 ou : 01 30 83 30 36
 

Arabidopsis response to nitrogen availability

Regulation of nitrogen assimilation by Nin-like protein 7 (NLP7) * (summary)

Anne Krapp

Tél : 01 30 83 30 77


Signalisation and nutritional recycling

 

Assimilation and translocation of nitrogen during embryogenesis and seed germination: Impact of the ASN1 gene coding for asparagine synthetase (summary)

Akira Suzuki

Tél : 01 30 83 32 28

Signalisation and nutritional recycling Relationships between signaling pathways of TOR (Target Of Rapamycin) kinases and PI3K (Phosphatidylinositol-3 kinase): Impact on salt and osmotic stress responses * (summary)

Christian Meyer

Tél: 01 30 83 30 67

Role of the protein SG1 in processes of epigenetic regulation and their natural variability in Arabidopsis (summary)

Nicolas Bouché

Tél 01 30 83 31 71


 


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