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Yan Bao

Research associate, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Michigan State University, USA

Research focus

plant stress biology
stress, ABA, autophagy, tocopherol, vitamin, ER stress, UPR, unfolded protein response, abiotic stress, drought

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Education

Ph.D, Chinese Academy of Science, China, 2014

Lab information

Diane Bassham, Stephen Howell, Dean DellaPenna

Publications

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1 Protocol published

Using Arabidopsis Mesophyll Protoplasts to Study Unfolded Protein Response Signaling

Authors: Yan Bao and Diane C. Bassham, date: 12/05/2018, view: 1988, Q&A: 0

Various environmental stresses or artificial reagents can trigger unfolded protein accumulation in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) due to the folding capacity of the ER being exceeded. This is termed ER stress, and triggers the unfolded protein ...

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2 Protocols reviewed

Isolation and Efficient Maize Protoplast Transformation

Authors: Lina Gomez-Cano, Fan Yang and Erich Grotewold, date: 08/20/2019, view: 485, Q&A: 0

Establishing plant gene function and the study of gene expression regulation often require that genes (or gene variants) are introduced into plants and their activity somehow assayed. Some plants (e.g., Arabidopsis) are easily ...

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Tracking Root Interactions System (TRIS) Experiment and Quality Control

Authors: Hassan Massalha, Elisa Korenblum, Orr H. Shapiro and Asaph Aharoni, date: 04/20/2019, view: 1753, Q&A: 0

Soil organisms are diverse taxonomically and functionally. This ecosystem experiences highly complex networks of interactions, but may also present functionally independent entities. Plant roots, a metabolically active hotspot in the soil, take an ...

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