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This project investigates how meiosis, a key process for sexual reproduction, adapts to environmental challenges, particularly whole genome duplication. By studying the plant Arabidopsis arenosa, the research aims to understand the evolution of meiotic stability and its implications for crop improvement.
Organisms rely on conserved cellular “house-keeping” processes for survival and fertility, but many of these can be upset by common environmental or cellular stresses.
What happens if such a challenge becomes more than transient?
Meiosis is a well-suited model for understanding how a constrained multiprotein process can evolve; it is biochemically well characterized, critical for fertility in sexual eukaryotes, and its core structures and functions are conserved across kingdoms.
Yet proteins tha…
EIDGENOESSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZUERICH
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United Kingdom, Norwich
Type: Research institute
Activity type: Research Organisations
SME: No
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