LAB INTERNSHIP on the mechanisms regulating flower opening and closing in model and crop species

Details Posted: 21-Nov-23

Location: Italy

Type: Volunteer

Area of Focus:

Abiotic Interactions Development Environmental Plant Biology Genetics Growth Regulation Molecular Biology Physiology Signals and Responses

The intern will join a highly collaborative team project aiming at deciphering the molecular mechanism underlying flower opening and closing (a very little studied topic in plant biology) and its regulation by light, using a multi-disciplinary approach which will include genetic and molecular biology approaches, CRISPR, advanced imaging and omics techniques.

Duration:6 months or longer

basic knowledge of plant molecular biology, genetics and physiology

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About Sapienza University

The Serino’s lab aims at uncovering new layers of regulation of the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway in light-regulated developmental processes, using mainly Arabidopsis thaliana as a model system. The lab is located in the main campus of Sapienza University, the oldest university in Rome (Italy) and the largest in Europe. It is very close to the Rome city center and hosted by the Department of Biology and biotechnology, which includes internationally renowned scientists with differing and complementing expertise, and up to-date research facilities such as cutting edge microscopy facilities and nanotechnologies.

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