Master of Science in Plant Science, University of Basel


	MSc in Plant Science Master's Thesis Projects 2013/14
	Die Universität Basel offeriert an der Philosophisch-Naturwissenschaftlichen Fakultät ein Masterstudium in Pflanzenwissenschaften. Zentraler Teil dieses Studiengangs ist die Masterarbeit (äquivalent zur bisherigen "Diplomarbeit"). Im Folgenden geben wir Ihnen einen Überblick über die Masterarbeits-Projekte, die Sie derzeit an unserem Institut anpacken können. The University of Basel offers MSc studies in Plant Science. The central part of this program is a Master's Thesis (equivalent to the former Diploma Thesis, "Diplomarbeit"). Here, we present an overview of Master's Thesis Projects in Plant Science that you can currently tackle at our institute.. Mohamed Al-Yahya’ei, Sarah Symanczik, Andres Wiemken, Thomas Boller: Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal (AMF) diversity and functions in arid lands. Functional tests of AMF communities and novel AMF strains from Oman Sebastian Bartels, Thomas Boller: Monitoring damage. Investigating the key players in the damage monitoring system of Arabidopsis Thomas Boller: Innate immunity in plants. Cloning and expression of the flagellin receptor from the yew tree Etienne Bucher: Epigenetics in plants. Identification of molecular factors involved in the epigenetic control of gene expression Delphine Chinchilla, Ana Dominguez: Role of the protein kinase BAK1 in plant innate immunity. Functionality of Nicotiana benthamiana BAK1 in Arabidopsis Delphine Chinchilla, Franck Vazquez: Plant innate immunity and auxin signaling. microRNA regulation of auxin signaling for plant innate immunity in Arabidopsis Pierre-Emmanuel Courty: Function of the mycorrhizal symbiosis under drought stress. Phosphorus and nitrogen uptake in mycorrhizal symbiosis under drought stress Pierre-Emmanuel Courty: Function diversity of mycorrhizas. Carbon and phosphorus fluxes in mycorrhizal symbiosis Pierre-Emmanuel Courty, Franck Vazquez: Functional diversity of mycorrhizas. The role of miRNAs in mycorrhizal symbiosis with poplar Manfred Heinlein, Khalid Amari, Annette Niehl: RNA silencing in plants. Analysis of small RNAs induced in plants infected with an RNA virus Mathimaran Natarajan, Andres Wiemken, Thomas Boller: Spatial and temporal patterns of mycorrhizal root colonization upon exposure of plants to multiple species/strains of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi Jürg Oetiker: Plant hormones. The role of a transposable element in the Le-ACS7 promoter / Auxin-induced activation of ACC synthase genes in the "lazy" tomato mutant Mikhail Pooggin: *Plant health and RNA silencing.* Innate immunity and RNA silencing in plant defense against viruses Mikhail Pooggin and Laurent Farinelli (the company Fasteris, Geneva): Plant health and next generation sequencing. Next generation sequencing for studying viruses and RNA silencing-based antiviral defense in crop plants Franck Vazquez: RNA Silencing, microRNAs and Plant Development. Analyses of TIR/AFB overexpressing transgenic plants Professor currently responsible for the MSc Programme in Plant Sciences Prof. Dr. Thomas Boller
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