I was a great to conclude the summer and give a lecture at my Alma Mater the Nicolaus Copernicus University at Faculty of Biological and Veterinary Sciences – Toruń. I was invited Dr Dorota Nemecz from Biochemistry Department and by Dr hab. Justyna Wiśniewska from the department of Physiology and Biotechnology of plants to give a…
“Mapping the membrane orientation of auxin homeostasis regulators PIN5 and PIN8 in Arabidopsis thaliana root cells reveals their divergent topology” is on-line (and in pdf). Big congratulations to Yewubnesh and the team Vendula, Nikola, Veronika, Marta and Marek. We are very happy to contribute to the very active research field of Endoplasmic Reticulum PIN auxin…
I would like to thank Petra Marhava for visiting us at CEITEC in the framework of the Mendel Centre Seminars. It was fantastic to talk about “How Plants Deal with Heat and Cold” from an angle of Molecular Mechanisms of Auxin Transport in Response to Temperature Stress. It is good to remember that the Plasma…
Tomasz Nodzyński Curriculum Vitae: Present affiliation: Mendel Centre for Plant Genomics and Proteomics, Central European Institute of Technology (CEITEC), Masaryk University (MU), Kamenice 5, CZ-625 00, Brno, Czech Republic. Carrier and Education: 2017 – present: Junior Research Group Leader at CEITEC-MU. 2014 – 2016: Deputy Research Group Leader at CEITEC-MU. 2012 – 2014: Post-Doc. in…
Once more I want to thank Dr Ewa Mazur, for the invitation to look together with the colleagues from University of Silesia, Faculty of Natural Sciences on PIN auxin carrier structure. The event title was “Zooming on PIN structure through a membrane topology lens”. It was a great opportunity to present the work done at CEITEC…
The 11th biennial PSEPB Conference that took place in Poznań was a great time enveloped in awesome Polish hospitality, watching amazing lectures, almost 200 posters, and an opportunity to together Zoom on PIN structure through a membrane topology lens showcasing the work done by Yewubnesh Seifu, Veronika Bilanovičová and other team members. This would not…
Very Big congratulations to Vendula, Adria also Jiri and naturally Marta for providing fantastic insights how sub-cellular trafficking and the ALA3 flippase help plant cells adapt to osmotic shock. See more on CEITEC’s tweet and JXB.
Members of the Tomasz Nodzynski Research Group from CEITEC Masaryk University contributed to the recent work of Jiri Friml from IST Austria, which was published in Plant Cell, and links intracellular trafficking and auxin coordinated root gravitropism. Gravitropism is the capacity of a plant to sense gravity and align its growth accordingly. The growth of roots along the gravity vector…