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Molecular Plant-Microbe Interaction Laboratory
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    • Activation and Attenuation of Plant PRR Complexes and Signaling
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Functional and Translational Genomics in Cotton Disease Resistance

An important goal of our research is to translate knowledge from studying model plants to improve crop agricultural performance. We have developed various functional genomic, cellular, and biochemical platforms in cotton, which serves as a significant source of fiber, feed, and oil products, to understand stress signaling and identify essential components to improve cotton resilience… Read More →

January 19, 2022

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