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Institute of Molecular Biosciences(MB) : Mahidol University

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Plant Sciences Research Group

 

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    Research Goals

    The goal of our group is to achieve sustainable agriculture by improving the quality and quality of crops production through different approaches. Several specific research projects are listed below:

    • Genome project of cassava and rubber tree
      These project aim to develop markers and to construct genetic and QTL map in order to be used in marker assisted selection for plant breeding
    • Positional cloning of gene underlying economical importance traits in cassava (proposal submitted)
    • Functional analyses of Papaya ringspot virus genes
      This project aimed to understand the pathogenesis of PRSV in order to formulate better strategy to control the viral disease and to decrease the loss due to viral infection

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               Neurogenesis, a process of generating functionally integrated neurons from progenitor cells, was traditionally believed to occur only during embryonic stages in the mammalian... ] [ " Genome Mapping for Molecular breeding in cassava . "{jnew}{/jnew}Post by:Assistant Professor Dr. Kanokporn Triwitayakorn           Cassava is one of the most economically... ] [ Post by:Assistant Professor Dr. Kanokporn Triwitayakorn           Cassava is one of the most economically important crops in Thailand. During the years 2009-2010, Thailand produced some 22... ] [ {slide=Research highlight} {tab=Research Highlight} "Uncover the Pathway of Cell Death"         While numerous studies have shown that both primary and transformed cells undergo... ] [           Infections with the dengue virus are a significant problem, not only in Thailand, but also in many tropical and sub-tropical countries around the world and there is currently no... ] [

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