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Welcome to Cell and Interaction Biology
We study cell morphogenesis and growth regulation in plants. With the help of multidisciplinary approaches, we aim to understand how plant cells obtain their functional form, how they perceive and communicate environmental stimuli and how they respond to them in terms of cell structure and growth.
We pursue three research directions:
- Cell polarity, morphogenesis and growth regulation
- Stimulus processing, cell-cell communication and acclimatization
- Development of structured micro-environments for the microscopy of plant roots and microorganisms
ICIB News:
© Elena Alyona Minina
In this collaboration with Alyona Minina from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Uppsala, we present a series of novel 3D-printable chambers for root imaging. RoPods have enabled us to determine the kinetics of autophagosome formation in roots, a process highly sensitive to environmental perturbation.
Prof. Dr. Guido Grossmann
Building: 26.44
Floor/room: U1.091
Secretary
Floor/room: U1.085
Claudia Franken-Stemmler
claudia.franken-stemmler(at)hhu.de
Building: 26.44
Floor/room: U1.085
+49 211 81-12231
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