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Tom Beeckman Lab
- formation of lateral-root primordia in the pericycle
- involvement of cell-cycle regulation in the initiation of new organs
- Auxin in the pericycle
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Cédric Blanpain Lab*
- ERC group
- embryonic development
- stem cells and adult homeostasis
- stem cells and tumor initiation
- cancer stem cells
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Bert De Rybel Lab
- ERC group
- the Plant Vascular System
- Unraveling molecular mechanisms controlling development
- Oriented cell divisions
- Control in space and time generate a functional 3D organ
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Ive De Smet Lab
- unraveling phosphorylation-related signaling mechanisms associated with cell division and differentiation in plants
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Lieven De Veylder Lab
- mechanisms that control the timing of cell cycle exit
- cell cycle adjustment by DNA stress checkpoint mechanisms
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Rose Goodchild Lab
- Molecular and cellular pathology of hereditary dystonias
- Dystonia proteins in neurodevelopment
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Georg Halder Lab
- Mechanisms that control organ growth, cancer and regeneration
- Liver cancer and liver regeneration
- The Hippo signaling pathway
- Regenerative biology
- Mouse and Drosophila genetics
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Dirk Inzé Lab
- ERC group
- molecular mechanisms regulating leaf organ size
- systems biology of drought tolerance
- computational approaches to elucidate plant growth
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Moritz Nowack Lab
- ERC group
- molecular control of programmed cell death during plant development
- comparative approach of different cell death model systems in Arabidopsis thaliana and corn (Zea mays)
- combination of cell biology, genetics, genome editing, biochemistry, pharmacology, and advanced live cell imaging
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Dietmar Schmucker Lab
- molecular mechanisms of neuronal wiring
- specificity of molecular recognition processes mediated by membrane receptors
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Frank Van Breusegem Lab
- gene networks governing ROS signal transduction in plant
- function of metacaspases and their inhibitors in Arabidopsis thaliana
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Daniël Van Damme Lab
- ERC group
- Our cell-biological and live cell imaging-oriented research takes advantage of the available tools in the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana
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