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XVI Simposio de Fitohormonas
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CBGP Seminars
Dr. Andrea Chini
(02 June - 12:30h)
Zoom ID: 840 0449 9035
Access Code: 211195

Seminar Series 2022-2023
INPhINIT 2023
“la Caixa” Fellowship Programme Offer
The deadline for the application is 25 january 2022 at 2:00 p.m. (mainland spain time).
Latest News [+]

CBGP collaborates with two companies (Genomics4All and Symborg SLU) to develop new metagenomic technologies and contribute to more sustainable agricultural production
The METAS project is a national grant by the Public-Private Collaboration call from the State Research Agency and its financially supported under the
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Mycoviruses as a part of the global virome: diversity, evolutionary links and lifestyle
Drs. Ayllón and Vainio make a compilation of the current information on the genome organization, diversity and taxonomy of mycoviruses, discussing their possible
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Computer models of cell polarity establishment in plants
In this paper we review the current literature about computer modeling of cell polarity establishment in plants. We provide an overview of the biological components
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More about where plants place in the fight against pandemics
New contributions about how plants can play relevant roles in this important sanitary issue.

Activity Report CBGP
The latest activity report covering the years 2017-2019 is now available. Check out the CBGP progress, highlight and interesting facts.

When intrinsically disordered parts are necessary to obtain highly ordered structures
Advanced computational studies, including molecular dynamics, have revealed the need to maintain intrinsically disordered regions of a functionalized coat protein, in
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A comparison of methods for training population optimization in genomic selection
Genomic selection is a breeding tool which employs genomic information to estimate an individual's phenotypic value. Its effectiveness is heavily influenced by the
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Plant Biotechnology and Genomics Center (CBGP) participates in the international Initiative Plants for climate ACTion! (PlanACT!)
PlanACT! Is a new plant scientific initiative that aims to identify key research action areas to find immediate, mid-term, and long-term solutions for Greenhouse gas
...Latest Publications [+]
March
- Plant Pathogenic Microorganisms: State-of-the-Art Research in Spain - Microorganisms
- Designing novel strategies for improving traditional legumes - Plants
- Dual domestication process in grapevine - Science
- HOP co-chaperones play a main role in gibberellin signaling - Plant Communications
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