ETSIA
Investigador Principal: Martínez Álvarez, Victoriano
Investigador Principal: Arcas Lario, Narciso
Investigador Principal: González Alcaraz, María Nazaret
Investigador Principal: Calderón García, Antonio Asensio
Investigador Principal: Munuera Giner, Manuel
Our laboratory has a general interest in understanding the control of growth and production of plant products. We are concentrating our efforts in the effects of organ identity genes and circadian regulation on the growth and development of plant lateral organs. These include flowers, fruits and seeds.
We are currently working with two plant systems Petunia x hybrida and Antirrhinum majus to elucidate the effect of circadian regulation on late petal development. The parameters we are studying include growth kinetics, final size and scent production as a function of the organ size and identity. We are using a variety of mutants affected in the core clock, organ identity and cell polarity to identify the degree of importance of the default and circadian pathways on petal growth and development. We use a combination of genomics, genetics, metabolomics and artificial vision systems to tackle the questions formulated.
Recently we got interested in understanding the growth kinetics of seed and fruit productions and we are developing tools to study seed growth and protein accumulation in legumes.
Investigador Principal: Faz Cano, Ángel
Investigador Principal: Fernández Hernández, Juan Antonio
Investigador Principal: Molina Martínez, José Miguel
Investigador Principal: García Fernández, Gregorio
Investigador Principal: López Gómez, Antonio
Investigador Principal: Artés Hernández, Francisco
Investigador Principal: Armero Ibáñez, Eva
Investigador Principal: Bielza Lino, Pablo
Investigador Principal: Soto Vallés, Fulgencio
This group brings together transversal lines leading to sustainable systems based on instrumentation and control in agroalimentary environments as well as marine and environmental contexts. Also the social integration using systems of perception and interaction with the human environment.