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Tag: Chhandak Basu

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CSUN plant biologists track tomato plants’ heat stress at the molecular level

Admin 20 April 2022 Chhandak BasuKirill Musaev

If you’ve ever smelled the minty scent of a breeze passing over a flowerbed full of salvia, or caught a whiff of creosote in the…

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CSUN plant biologists describe gene expression changes that could help biofuel trees beat the heat

Admin 21 September 2021 Chhandak Basuheat stresstranscriptomics

Climate change challenges global agricultural systems with hotter temperatures and altered rainfall patterns, and understanding how plants cope with heat and drought stresses has direct…

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USDA funds Basu Lab in project to develop turmeric as a cash crop

Admin 26 August 2020 Chhandak BasuCucurma longa

CSUN plant biologist Chhandak Basu and colleagues at Alabama A&M University have received funding to continue a project developing turmeric as a cash crop for…

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CSUN Biology undergraduate researcher wins travel grant for conference presentation

Admin 31 January 2019 Chhandak BasuChris Cerda

CSUN Biology undergraduate researcher Chris Cerda has been awarded a travel grant to present at the annual meeting of the American Society of Plant Biologists…

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Un-engineered Arabidopsis (left) and Arabidopsis engineered to over-express ACC oxidase (right) in flooded conditions in a climate-controlled growth chamber, compared over time since their roots were submerged in water.
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Boosting expression of a key gene may help plants survive a soaking

Admin 2 October 2018 Arabidopsis thalianaChhandak BasuDinesh GuptafloodingNiveditha Ramadoss

Plants engineered to produce more of a key growth-regulating hormone tolerated flooding for almost twice as long siblings without the boost, CSUN biologists report in…

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