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Daphne Goring
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Latest funding
- $85,000
Cellular regulation of plant reproductive processes following intra- and inter-species pollinations
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $39,646
High Capacity Microbial Growth Core Facility
NSERC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $390,000
Cellular regulation of pollen compatibility and fertility in the Brassicaceae
NSERC · 2018 · Principal investigator
No publications available.
Cellular regulation of plant reproductive processes following intra- and inter-species pollinations
Principal investigators: Goring, Daphne
Keywords: pollen-stigma interactions; pollen-pistil interactions; intra- and inter-species incompatibility; compatible pollen responses; fertility; signalling; receptor kinases; arabidopsis; brassicaceae
High Capacity Microbial Growth Core Facility
Principal investigators: Guttman, David
Cellular regulation of pollen compatibility and fertility in the Brassicaceae
Principal investigators: Goring, Daphne
High-throughput Replicators for a NextGen Green Revolution
Principal investigators: Lumba, Shelley
Mechanisms of self-incompatible and compatible pollen responses in the brassica family
Principal investigators: Goring, Daphne
Multi-user imaging facility: upgrades for transmision electron microsopy
Principal investigators: Tepass, Ulrich
Mechanisms of S receptor kinase signalling in brassica self-incompatibility & related pathways in arabidopsis
Principal investigators: Goring, Daphne
High-speed centrifuge
Principal investigators: Goring, Daphne
Functional Genomics of Plant Signalling Networks
Principal investigators: Goring, Daphne
Keywords: CRC
Functional genomics of the PERK receptor kinase family in plants
Principal investigators: Goring, Daphne
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