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This project investigates how the plant Brachypodium distachyon perceives ambient temperature changes, which is crucial for understanding crop responses to climate change. It aims to identify key genes involved in temperature sensing and develop reporter lines to study these genes' functions.
The objective of this proposal is to discover components of the ambient temperature perception pathway in Brachypodium distachyon.
This will help us understand the way in which crop plants perceive and respond to changes in ambient temperature, including climate change. A gene expression atlas for the major ambient temperature responses in Brachypodium will be created using microarrays, to identify genes that show a continually variable expression across the ambient (i.e. non-stress inducing) te…
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