LXVII SIGA Annual Congress
“Expanding frontiers in crop genetics”
10-13 September 2024
SESSION 1 - Omics to study and use genetic resources in plant breeding
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS1.01 | A journey in plant spatial transcriptomics and beyond |
1.02 | Unveiling hidden diversity: Single-cell multi-omics reveals heterogeneous metabolite production in Annurca callus cultures |
1.03 | Transcriptome and metabolic analysis reveal the impact of static and dynamic low oxygen regimes on postharvest storage of ‘Granny Smith’ apples |
1.04 | Reconstructing the maize leaf Regulatory Network from eQTL mapping associations |
1.05 | Lavender essential oil treatment can delay anthesis in Brassicaceae plants by targeting hormone and primary metabolism gene networks |
1.06 | Unveiling adaptive molecular mechanisms through comparative proteomics of potato cell responses to acute or stepwise water deficit |
1.07 | Highly contiguous de novo assembly of plant genomes with Nanopore sequencing |
1.08 | Preliminary steps of a protocol to isolate transcription factors bound to a specific DNA locus in grapevine using CRISPR-dCas9 system |
1.09 | Structural variant detection in Prunus persica with low cost Multicaller pipeline |
1.10 | Application of Microbial Consortia and Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi can reduce the effect of water limitation and improve lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.) cultivation |
1.11 | Unravelling CRF-mediated pathways to address the growing need for resilient crops |
1.12 | Defining gene regulation and co-regulation at single cell resolution in grapevine |
1.13 | GENUINE: Harnessing advanced Genomic mEthods to ideNtify fUture clImate resilient geNotypes in lEgumes species with large and repetitive genomes |