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7 - 12 July 2019Cambridge · United Kingdom

FINAL PROGRAMME

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Scientific Committee

Anja Geitmann

Antonio Molina

Charlie Anderson

Clara Sanchez-Rodriguez

Federica Brandizzi

Henrik Scheller

Herman Hofte

Jose Munoz Munoz

Kris Krogh

Lacey Samuels

Maija Tenkanen

Mariya Ptashnyk

Monica Doblin

Paul Dupree

Paul Knox

Raymond Wightman

Ruben Vanholme

Shawn Mansfield

Simon Turner

Stephen Fry

Takeshi Ishimizu

Taku Demura

Toshihisa Kotake

Yihua Zhou

Yrjo Helariutta

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AcknowledgementWe are grateful for help from many people:

As well as:· Jenny Mortimer for help with the Ethics in Plant Biology session· Kim Johnson for help with the Equality and Diversity session· Tom Torode for local help

XV Cell Wall Meeting 7 - 12 July 2019 · Cambridge · United Kingdom

Table of contents

Welcome to the XV Cell Wall Meeting 5

General information 7

Meeting venue 7Meeting Secretariat 7Internet access 7Meeting language 7Badges 7Cloakroom 7Lunches and coffee breaks 7Certificates of attendance 7Sponsors 7Meeting hours 7

Information for speakers 8

Time allocated for talks 8Presentation upload 8

Information for poster presenters 8

Poster mounting and removal 8Poster sessions 8Visits to the poster areas 8

Social programme 9

Welcome reception at Cambridge University Botanic Garden 9College dinner at Magdalene College 9College dinner at Queens’ College 9Tours – activities 9

Programme at a glance 10

Programme 12

Venue map 23

Poster overview 24

Plant cell wall composition, structure and architecture 24Plant cell wall biosynthesis 26Cell walls as a resource: food, feed, fuel, timber 28Plant cell walls: growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 30Cell wall interactions with the environment: micro-organisms, signaling and defence 32Plant and micro-organismal degradation and metabolism of cell walls 33Cell biology and dynamics of plant cell wall formation 33

Notes 34

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XV Cell Wall Meeting 7 - 12 July 2019 · Cambridge · United Kingdom

Welcome to the XV Cell Wall Meeting

It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the XV Cell Wall Meeting and the University of Cambridge West Road Concert Hall Together with the Scientific Committee, we hope you will enjoy the 5 days of talks, special sessions and poster presentations Importantly we hope you will cement old- and form new- relationships within the cell wall community, a community that has enjoyed this triennial gathering for over 40 years Please find time to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of this historic city, best enjoyed on foot with a stroll through the city centre or in a punt along the river Cam The city has numerous university buildings of architectural significance, and there are many places of substantial historical and contemporary scientific interest to explore

We are grateful for the help and support from the Meeting Secretariat and the team of local helpers Please do feel free to approach these people with any queries or issues We also thank the sponsors for financial support

Kind regardsOn the behalf of the XV Cell Wall Meeting Local Organising Committee,

Professor Paul DupreeGroup leader, University of Cambridge (Chair)

Dr Raymond WightmanScientist, University of Cambridge

Professor Yrjo HelariuttaGroup leader, University of Cambridge

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General information

Meeting venueWest Road Concert Hall11 West RoadCambridge CB3 9DP

Meeting Secretariat

CAP PartnerTel: +45 7020 0305E-mail: info@cap-partner euWeb: www cap-partner eu

Internet accessEduroam is provided throughout the building Check that your devices are prepared for Eduroam before arriving in Cambridge Any delegates who don’t use Eduroam can use a WiFi token to connect to the network This will be available at the registration desk

Meeting languageThe meeting will be held in English

BadgesAll participants should wear their name badge in the meeting area at all times The badge must be visible

CloakroomA cloakroom is located in lecture room 1, kindly note that the cloakroom is unmanned, and at your own risk

Lunches and coffee breaksLunch and coffee, tea and light snacks are included in the registration fee

Certificates of attendanceIf you wish to have a certificate of attendance, please log in to the online registration again after the XV Cell Wall Meeting and follow the instructions to download your certificate

Sunday19 00-21 00 Registration and

welcome reception at Botanic Garden

Monday08 00-09 00 Registration09 00- 8 30 Sessions

Tuesday08 00-09 00 Registration09 00-18 00 Sessions19 20 Magdalene College dinner

Wednesday08 00-09 00 Registration09 00-14 00 Sessions14 00 Tours - activities

Thursday08 00-09 00 Registration09 00-19 00 Sessions19 20 Queens’ College dinner

Friday08 00-09 00 Registration09 00-13 00 Sessions13 00-14 00 Boxed lunch and depart

Meeting hours

SponsorsWe wish to express sincere gratitude to our sponsors:

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Information for speakers

Time allocated for talks15 minutes are allocated for each talk: 12 minutes for presentation and 3 minutes for questions

Presentation uploadYour presentation should be in MS-PowerPoint (* ppt and * pptx) in 16:9 landscape format Please do not forget to embed your fonts and your video files (if any)

Kindly bring your presentation on a memory stick (USB stick) to the lecture room, at the latest during the break preceding the session for your lecture

A technician will be available to assist you

© Kindly note that to minimize disruption we do not allow the use of personal laptops for presentations, but if you must use your Mac-Book remember to bring your own adaptor

© If you prefer that your results are not shared by attendees on social media, please clearly indicate so on your slides

© At the end of the XV Cell Wall Meeting, all presentations will be deleted so no copyright issues will arise

Information for poster presenters

Poster mounting and removalPosters can be mounted from Monday 8 July, from 08 00 and should be installed by Monday 8 July at 10 30 (the first coffee break) at the latest The Meeting Secretariat will provide all necessary equipment for mounting of posters

Posters can be removed after the last session on Friday 12 July from 13:00 Kindly note that the Meeting Secretariat takes no responsibility for left or damaged posters

Poster sessionsPoster sessions are held on:

© Monday 8 July 15 00-16 45 (presentation of odd numbers – presenting authors are kindly asked to be present at their poster)

© Tuesday 9 July 13 45-15 00 (presentation of even numbers – presenting authors are kindly asked to be present at their poster)

© Thursday 11 July 17 00-19 00 (flexible poster session – presenting authors are kindly asked to stand near their poster for part of the session)

Visits to the poster areasPosters are located throughout the venue, please consult the venue map, page 23, and follow signage Meeting participants are encouraged to visit the poster areas during coffee and lunch breaks

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Welcome reception at Cambridge University Botanic Garden © Sunday 7 July, 19 00 - 21 00

Entrance to the Botanic Garden via the Station Road Gate.

Meet old and new colleagues for an informal welcome reception, held in the beautiful Cambridge University Botanic Garden, holding a collection of over 8,000 plant species from all over the world set in a series of wonderful landscapes through which to discover the drama of plant diversity Included in the registration fee, but registration required

Social programme

College dinner at Magdalene College © Tuesday 9 July, arrival by 19 20

Address: Magdalene College, Magdalene Street, Cambridge.

Get a chance to spend an evening with colleagues and new acquaintances in an informal atmosphere while enjoying a three-course meal 2 glasses of wine, tea and coffee are included Additional drinks can be purchased – cash only We encourage arrival by 19:20 – as dinner is served promptly at 19 30 The dinner ticket is NOT included in the registration fee – a separate ticket is required

The dinner is currently sold out, but if you wish to attend, you are welcome to ask at the registration desk, and we will see if we can help you

College dinner at Queens’ College © Thursday 11 July, arrival by 19 20

Address: Porters Lodge, Queens’ College, Silver Street, Cambridge.

Get a chance to spend an evening with colleagues and new acquaintances in an informal atmosphere while enjoying a three-course meal 2 glasses of wine, tea and coffee are included We encourage arrival before 19 20 – as dinner is served promptly at 19 30 The dinner ticket is NOT included in the registration fee – a separate ticket is required

The dinner is currently sold out, but if you wish to attend, you are welcome to ask at the registration desk, and we will see if we can help you

Tours – activities © Wednesday 10 July, from 14 00

The Local Organising Committee has prepared a wide choice of suggested activities As space is limited at some activities, please go to the registration desk and sign up Also, kindly note that expenses related to some of the activities are not included in the registration fee, they should be paid in cash at the activity start

Suggested activities are:• Guided tours at the University Museum of Zoology, housing thousands of

historic specimens including some of Darwin’s collections from his voyage on the Beagle

• An exhibition celebrating and showcasing 200 years of the Cambridge Philosophical Society at the Milstein Exhibition Centre, University Library

• Cambridge walking tour: in the foot steps of the Local Organising Committee’s favorite places

• Guided tours at the Cambridge University Botanic Garden 8000 species in 16 hectares and situated close to the heart of the city

• Visit to the Whipple Museum containing a variety of scientific instruments and material from the last 400 years

• Punting A favourite pastime in Cambridge taking in the Colleges and historic surroundings


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Programme at a glance

Sunday 7 July Monday 8 July Tuesday 9 July Wednesday 10 July Thursday 11 July Friday 12 July09.00 - 10.30

Oral session Growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 1

09.00 - 10.15

Plant and micro-organismal degradation 1

09.00 - 10.30

Growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 4

09.00 - 10.00

Cell biology and dynamics 1 09.00 - 10.30

Composition, structure and architecture 3

09 00 Welcome from the organisers 09 00 OA24 09 00 OA43 09 00 OA57 09 00 OA75

09 15 OA01 09 15 OA25 09 15 OA44 09 15 OA58 09 15 OA76

09 30 OA02 09 30 OA26 09 30 OA45 09 30 OA59 09 30 OA77

09 45 OA03 09 45 OA27 09 45 OA46 09 45 OA60 09 45 OA78

10 00 OA04 10 00 OA28 10 00 OA47 10.00 - 10.45

Business Meeting 10 00 OA79

10 15 OA05 10.15 - 10.45

Cell walls as a ressource 1 10 15 OA48 10.45 - 11.15

Coffee break 10 15 OA80

10.30 - 11.00

Coffee break 10 15 OA29 10.30 - 11.00

Coffee break 11.15 - 12.00

Interactions with the environment 2

10.30 - 11.00

Coffee break

11.00 - 12.00


10 30 OA30 11.00 - 13.00

Biosynthesis 2 11 15 OA61 11.00 - 11.45


11 00 OA06 10.45 - 11.15

Coffee break 11 00 OA49 11 30 OA62 11 00 OA81

11 15 OA07 11.15 - 12.00

Equality and Diversity 11 15 OA50 11 45 OA63 11 15 OA82

11 30 OA08 11 15 Athene Donald FRS 11 30 OA51 12.00 - 12.30

Ethics in Plant Biology 11 30 OA83

11 45 OA09 11 30 Jill Armstrong 11 45 OA52 12 00 Chris Surridge, Nature PlantsMaureen McCann, ASPBJenny Mortimer, World Economic Forum

11.45 - 13.00


12.00 - 12.30

Biosynthesis 1 11 45 Yihua Zhou 12 00 OA53 12.30 - 13.45

Lunch break 11 45 OA84

12 00 OA10 12.00 - 12.30



12 00 OA85

12 15 OA11 12 00 OA31 12 30 OA55 13 45 OA64 12 15 OA86

12.30 - 13.45

Lunch break 12 15 OA32 12 45 OA56 14 00 OA65 12 30 OA87

13.45 - 15.00

Biosynthesis 1, continued 12.30 - 13.45

Lunch break 13.00 - 14.00

Lunch 14 15 OA66 12 45 Closing comments

13 45 OA12 13.45 - 15.00

Poster session 14 00 Activities 14 30 OA67 13.00 Lunch

14 00 OA13 15.00 - 16.00


14 45 OA68

14 15 OA14 15 00 OA33 15 00 OA69

14 30 OA15 15 15 OA34 15 15 OA70

14 45 OA16 15 30 OA35 15.30 - 16.00

Coffee break

15.00 - 16.45

Poster session & coffee 15 45 OA36 16.00 - 17.00

Biosynthesis 3

16.45 - 17.30


16.00 - 16.30


16 45 OA17 16.30 - 18.00


16 15 OA72

17 00 OA18 16 30 OA37 16 30 OA73

17 15 OA19 16 45 OA38 16 45 OA74

19.00-21.00

Welcome recep-tion in Botanic Garden

17.30 - 18.30


17 00 OA39 17.00 - 19.00

Poster session

17 30 OA20 17 15 OA40

17 45 OA21 17 30 OA41

18 00 OA22 17 45 OA42

18 15 OA23


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Sunday 7 July Monday 8 July Tuesday 9 July Wednesday 10 July Thursday 11 July Friday 12 July09.00 - 10.30

Oral session Growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 1

09.00 - 10.15

Plant and micro-organismal degradation 1

09.00 - 10.30


09.00 - 10.00

Cell biology and dynamics 1 09.00 - 10.30


09 00 Welcome from the organisers 09 00 OA24 09 00 OA43 09 00 OA57 09 00 OA75

09 15 OA01 09 15 OA25 09 15 OA44 09 15 OA58 09 15 OA76

09 30 OA02 09 30 OA26 09 30 OA45 09 30 OA59 09 30 OA77

09 45 OA03 09 45 OA27 09 45 OA46 09 45 OA60 09 45 OA78

10 00 OA04 10 00 OA28 10 00 OA47 10.00 - 10.45

Business Meeting 10 00 OA79

10 15 OA05 10.15 - 10.45



10.30 - 11.00

Coffee break 10 15 OA29 10.30 - 11.00

Coffee break 11.15 - 12.00


10.30 - 11.00

Coffee break

11.00 - 12.00


10 30 OA30 11.00 - 13.00

Biosynthesis 2 11 15 OA61 11.00 - 11.45


11 00 OA06 10.45 - 11.15

Coffee break 11 00 OA49 11 30 OA62 11 00 OA81

11 15 OA07 11.15 - 12.00

Equality and Diversity 11 15 OA50 11 45 OA63 11 15 OA82

11 30 OA08 11 15 Athene Donald FRS 11 30 OA51 12.00 - 12.30

Ethics in Plant Biology 11 30 OA83

11 45 OA09 11 30 Jill Armstrong 11 45 OA52 12 00 Chris Surridge, Nature PlantsMaureen McCann, ASPBJenny Mortimer, World Economic Forum

11.45 - 13.00


12.00 - 12.30

Biosynthesis 1 11 45 Yihua Zhou 12 00 OA53 12.30 - 13.45

Lunch break 11 45 OA84

12 00 OA10 12.00 - 12.30



12 00 OA85

12 15 OA11 12 00 OA31 12 30 OA55 13 45 OA64 12 15 OA86

12.30 - 13.45

Lunch break 12 15 OA32 12 45 OA56 14 00 OA65 12 30 OA87

13.45 - 15.00

Biosynthesis 1, continued 12.30 - 13.45

Lunch break 13.00 - 14.00

Lunch 14 15 OA66 12 45 Closing comments

13 45 OA12 13.45 - 15.00

Poster session 14 00 Activities 14 30 OA67 13.00 Lunch

14 00 OA13 15.00 - 16.00


14 45 OA68

14 15 OA14 15 00 OA33 15 00 OA69

14 30 OA15 15 15 OA34 15 15 OA70

14 45 OA16 15 30 OA35 15.30 - 16.00

Coffee break

15.00 - 16.45

Poster session & coffee 15 45 OA36 16.00 - 17.00

Biosynthesis 3

16.45 - 17.30


16.00 - 16.30


16 45 OA17 16.30 - 18.00


16 15 OA72

17 00 OA18 16 30 OA37 16 30 OA73

17 15 OA19 16 45 OA38 16 45 OA74

19.00-21.00

Welcome recep-tion in Botanic Garden

17.30 - 18.30


17 00 OA39 17.00 - 19.00

Poster session

17 30 OA20 17 15 OA40

17 45 OA21 17 30 OA41

18 00 OA22 17 45 OA42

18 15 OA23

Monday 8 July09.00-10.30 Growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 1

Chair: Takeshi Ishimizu

09 00 Welcome from the organisers

09 15 OA01 THE MODE OF ACTION OF PECTIN METHYLESTERASES AS A DETERMINANT OF PECTIN STRUCTURE, CELL WALL MECHANICS AND GROWTH

Fabien Sénéchal Université de Picardie Jules Verne

09 30 OA02 DETECTING PECTATE LYASE ACTION DURING FRUIT DEVELOPMENT ROLE IN TISSUE SOFTENING

Stephen Fry The University of Edinburgh

09 45 OA03 HOW DO RHAMNOGALACTURONAN-II PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES AND/OR SENSING IMPACT CELL-TO-CELL ADHESION?

Julien Sechet Institut Jean-Pierre Bourgin (IJPB)

10 00 OA04 RHAMNOGALACTURONAN I IS A DETERMINANT OF CELL-CELL ADHESION IN POPLAR WOOD

Maureen C McCann Purdue University

10 15 OA05 CELL WALL DYNAMICS IN THE RED ALGA CHONDRUS CRISPUS A MODEL SYSTEM TO DEVELOP NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR GLYCAN ANALYSES

Cecile Herve Station Biologique de Roscoff

10.30-11.00 Coffee break

11.00-12.00 Composition, structure and architecture 1Chair. Paul Knox

11 00 OA06 EXPANDING THE TOOLBOX FOR PLANT CELL WALL ANALYSIS APPLICATION OF DNA APTAMERS FOR IN VITRO AND IN SITU DETECTION OF CELL WALL COMPONENTS

Sylwia Głazowska Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences

11 15 OA07 MASS SPECTROMETRIC IMAGING OF PLANT CELL WALLS

Markus Pauly Heinrich-Heine University

11 30 OA08 STRUCTURAL IMAGING OF NATIVE CRYO-PRESERVED SECONDARY CELL WALLS REVEALS PRESENCE OF MACROFIBRILS COMPOSED OF CELLULOSE, LIGNIN AND XYLAN

Jan Lyczakowski University of Cambridge

11 45 OA09 GPC-ELISA BASED METHOD FOR PROFILING THE MOLECULAR MASS DISTRIBUTION OF PLANT CELL WALL POLYSACCHARIDES

Sukhita Sathitnaitham Department of Genetics, Faculty of Science, Kasetsart University

12.00-12.30 Biosynthesis 1Chair: Charlie Anderson

12 00 OA10 IDENTIFICATION OF TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS PUTATIVELY REGULATING HVCSLF6, A GENE INVOLVED IN THE SYNTHESIS OF (1;3,1;4)- B- GLUCAN

Kelly Houston The James Hutton Institute

12 15 OA11 BIOSYNTHESIS OF BETAGLUCAN - THE ROLE OF THE CSLF6 PROTEIN

Steve Jobling CSIRO Agriculture&Food

12.30-13.45 Lunch break

13.45-15.00 Biosynthesis 1, continued

13 45 OA12 PHOSPHOREGULATION OF CELLULOSE SYNTHASE COMPLEX ACCESSORY SUBUNITS BY GLYCOGEN SYNTHASE KINASES

Ian Wallace University of Nevada

14 00 OA13 PROTEIN MODIFICATION AND MEMBRANE PARTITIONING OVERCOMING LOGISTICAL PROBLEMS OF SYNTHESISING CELLULOSE AT THE PLASMA MEMBRANE

Manoj Kumar University of Manchester

14 15 OA14 THE PRESENCE OF AN UNKNOWN CORTICAL STRUCTURE IS LINKED WITH THE SYNTHESIS OF CRYSTALLINE CELLULOSE IN THE GLUCONACETOBACTER GENUS

William Nicolas California Institute of Technology

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14 30 OA15 CELLULOSE SYNTHASE STOICHIOMETRY IN ASPEN DIFFERS FROM ARABIDOPSIS

Totte Niittylä Umea Plant Science Centre

14 45 OA16 PROGRESS TOWARD A STRUCTURAL UNDERSTANDING OF CELLULOSE SYNTHESIS BY PLANTS

B Tracy Nixon Penn State

15.00-16.45 Poster session & coffee

16.45-17.30 Interactions with the environment 1Chair: Toshihisa Kotake

16 45 OA17 THE ROLE OF PRIMING IN DESICCATION-INDUCED CELL WALL CHANGES IN THE RESURRECTION PLANT BOEA HYGROMETRICA VERSUS ITS NON-TOLERANT RELATIVE CHIRITA HETEROTRICHA

John Moore Institute for Wine Biotechnology, Department of Viticulture and Oenology, Faculty of AgriSciences

17 00 OA18 REQUIREMENT OF CALLOSE SYNTHESIZED BY GSLS FOR LOW-CA TOLERANCE IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA

Toru Fujiwara Univ. Tokyo

17 15 OA19 INTERPLAY BETWEEN PLANT CELL WALLS AND JASMONATE PRODUCTION

Debora Gasperini Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry

17.30-18.30 Growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 2Chair: Lacey Samuels

17 30 OA20 INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF FASCICLIN-LIKE ARABINOGALACTAN PROTEINS (FLAS) DURING SECONDARY WALL DEVELOPMENT IN ARABIDOPSIS STEMS

Yingxuan Ma School of Biosciences, The University of Melbourne

17 45 OA21 CONJUGATING IMMUNOLOCALIZATION AND AFM OBSERVATIONS TO DETERMINE IF RHAMNOGALACTURONAN-I TYPE PECTINS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GENERATION OF MATURATION STRESS IN POPLAR TENSION WOOD FIBRES

Gilles Pilate INRA UMR0588 BioForA

18 00 OA22 SIEVE PORE FORMATION AND CELL WALL REMODELLING DURING PHLOEM DEVELOPMENT

Lothar Kalmbach Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge

18 15 OA23 INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY OF SECONDARY CELL WALL FORMATION IN POPLAR WOOD FIBERS AND RAYS

Annabelle Déjardin INRA UMR0588 BioForA


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Tuesday 9 July09.00-10.15 Plant and micro-organismal degradation 1

Chair: Kris Krogh

09 00 OA24 FUNGAL ENZYMATIC LIGNOCELLULOSE CONVERSION Mirjam Kabel Wageningen University, Food Chemistry

09 15 OA25 FUNGAL GLYCOSIDE HYDROLASES AS TOOLS FOR FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF TYPE II AGS

Toshihisa Kotake Saitama Univ.

09 30 OA26 LYTIC POLYSACCHARIDE MONOOXYGENASES - WIDELY FOUND IN NATURE AND USED BY INDUSTRY

Katja S Johansen Department for Geosciences and Natural resource management

09 45 OA27 FIRST STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A PLANT POLYGALATURONASE NEW INSIGHTS INTO PROCESSIVITY AND REGULATION OF PECTIN DEGRADATION

Josip Safran Université de Picardie Jules Verne

10 00 OA28 CHEMOENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF NOVEL SUBSTRATES FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF GLUCURONYL ESTERASE AND ALPHA-GLUCURONIDASE

Barry McCleary Megazyme

10.15-11.00 Cell walls as a ressource 1Chair: Shawn Mansfield

10 15 OA29 ECTOPIC CALLOSE ACCUMULATION IN DICOTS SECONDARY CELL WALLS AS A POTENTIAL SUBSTRATE FOR EFFICIENT BIOMASS DECONSTRUCTION

Matthieu Bourdon University of Cambridge

10 30 OA30 ENGINEERING AND FIELD TESTING OF BIOENERGY CROPS WITH MODIFIED CELL WALLS FOR ENHANCED BIOMASS SACCHARIFICATION AND IMPROVED YIELD

Henrik Scheller Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory


11.15-12.00 Equality and DiversityChair: Kim Johnson

11 15 Athene Donald FRS

11 30 Jill Armstrong

11 45 Yihua Zhou

12.00-12.30 Cell walls as a ressource 2Chair: Shawn Mansfield

12 00 OA31 REDESIGNING LIGNIN USING A NEW SUITE OF CELL WALL BAHD ACYLTRANSFERASES

Rebecca Smith DOE Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison

12 15 OA32 EXPLORATION OF NOVEL GENETIC RESOURCES FOR LIGNIN ENGINEERING

Shingo Sakamoto National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan

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13.45-15.00 Poster session

15.00-16.00 Composition, structure and architecture 2Chair: Taku Demura

15 00 OA33 EMERGING EVIDENCE FOR STRUCTURAL DIVERSITY OF CALLOSE AND INTERACTIONS WITH THE WIDER CELL WALL

Sam Amsbury University of Leeds

15 15 OA34 GLUCURONOXYLAN AS A DELICATE MODULATOR OF CELLULOSE FIBRIL SELF-AGGLOMERATION

Jacob Jensen Section for Plant Glycobiology

15 30 OA35 HETERO-TRANS-ß-GLUCANASE FORMS COVALENT BONDS BETWEEN NATIVE CELLULOSE AND XYLOGLUCAN OLIGOSACCHARIDES IN EQUISETUM CELL WALLS

Klaus Herburger University of Copenhagen

15 45 OA36 SOLID-STATE NMR SHOWS THAT GALACTOGLUCOMANNAN AND XYLAN BIND TO CELLULOSE MICROFIBRILS IN SPRUCE WOOD

Oliver Terrett University of Cambridge


16.30-18.00 Growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 3Chair: Raymond Wightman

16 30 OA37 LIGHT SIGNALS REGULATE CELL WALL THICKENING IN ARABIDOPSIS

Laigeng Li Institutute of plant Physiology and Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

16 45 OA38 PRIMARY WALL CELLULOSE SYNTHASE REGULATION OF SHOOT APICAL MERISTEM DEVELOPMENT

Arun Sampathkumar Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology

17 00 OA39 THE FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY OF LRR-EXTENSIN (LRX) CELL WALL PROTEINS AND THEIR INTERACTION PARTNERS

Aline Herger University of Zurich

17 15 OA40 UNVEILING CALLOSE-CELLULOSE INTERACTIONS THROUGH THE PHYSICO-MECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF BIOPOLYMER MIXTURES

Yoselin Benitez-Alfonso Centre for Plant Sciences. University of Leeds

17 30 OA41 FASCICLIN-LIKE AGP 4 ACTS AS A GLYCAN-STABILIZED SECRETED FACTOR IN THE CONTROL OF ROOT CELL ELONGATION

Georg Seifert Universtity of Natural Resources and Life Science, Vienna

17 45 OA42 HOW DO PLANTAGO OVATA SEEDS ACCUMULATE AND RELEASE THEIR MUCILAGE?

Rachel Burton School of Agriculture, Food and Wine, University of Adelaide


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Wednesday 10 July09.00-10.30 Growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 4

Chair: Anja Geitmann

09 00 OA43 THE AUXIN-REGULATED CRRLK1L KINASE ERULUS CONTROLS CELL WALL COMPOSITION DURING ROOT HAIR TIP GROWTH

Kris Vissenberg University of Antwerp

09 15 OA44 PTEN-MEDIATED VACUOLAR TRAFFICKING FROM PRIMARY TO SECONDARY CELL WALL FORMATION IN XYLEM CELLS

Antia Rodriguez-Villalon ETH-Zurich

09 30 OA45 A CLATHRIN-DEPENDENT PROCESS MODULATES ACTIVITY OF THE ARABIDOPSIS RECEPTOR KINASE STRUBBELIG INVOLVED IN TISSUE MORPHOGENESIS AND CELL WALL STRESS RESPONSES

Kay Schneitz Plant Developmental Biology, Life Science Center Weihenstephan

09 45 OA46 DOES AUXIN MODULATE XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLUCOSYLASE ACTIVITY DIRECTLY IN THE CELL WALL?

Jozef Mravec University of Copenhagen, Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences

10 00 OA47 SUPPRESSION AND OVER-EXPRESSION OF A PROLYL 4 HYDROXYLASE INDUCES MAJOR CHANGES IN ABSCISSION AND FRUIT GROWTH PROGRAM IN TOMATO

Panagiotis Kalaitzis Department of Horticultural Genetics and Biotechnologies, Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania, Chania, Greece

10 15 OA48 CYTOKININS CONTROL XYLEM DEVELOPMENT VIA NAC SECONDARY WALL THICKENING PROMOTING FACTORS

Jan Hejatko CEITEC - Central European Institute of Technology, Masaryk University


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11.00-13.00 Biosynthesis 2Chair: Henrik Scheller

11 00 OA49 GAUT1 ITS BIOSYNTHETIC MECHANISM, THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF ITS PRODUCTS IN THE PLANT, AND EFFECTS OF MODIFIED GAUT1 EXPRESSION IN GRASS AND HERBACEOUS DICOTS

Debra Mohnen Complex Carbohydrate Research Center

11 15 OA50 NATURAL VARIATION IN ARABIDOPSIS DEMONSTRATES A CENTRAL ROLE FOR RHAMNOGALACTURONAN I IN SEED MUCILAGE AND PINPOINTS KEY GENES INVOLVED IN MODULATING ITS PRODUCTION AND PROPERTIES

Helen North Institut Jean-Pierre Bourgin

11 30 OA51 THE UDP-RHAMNOSE/GALACTOSE TRANSPORTERS URGT2, URGT4 AND URGT6 MODULATE THE LENGTH AND STRUCTURE OF RHAMNOGALACTURONAN-I (RG-I) IN ARABIDOPSIS SEED COAT MUCILAGE

Ariel Orellana Centro de Biotecnologia Vegetal, Facultad Ciencias de la Vida, Universidad Andrés Bello

11 45 OA52 AUXILIARY PROTEINS INVOLVED IN LIGNIN BIOSYNTHESIS AND DEPOSITION

Chang-Jun Liu Brookhaven National Laboratory

12 00 OA53 TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS FOR PRIMARY CELL WALL FORMATION AND THEIR POTENTIAL USE IN APPLICATION

Nobutaka Mitsuda National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

12 15 OA54 ELUCIDATION OF GENETIC FACTORS REGULATING SECONDARY CELL WALL PROPERTIES BY HIGH-THROUGHPUT ANALYSIS OF ARABIDOPSIS OVEREXPRESSOR LIBRARY

Misato Ohtani Nara Institute of Science and Technology

12 30 OA55 IMPORTANCE OF BALANCED LEVELS OF NUCLEOTIDE SUGARS FOR PLANT GROWTH

Raimund Tenhaken University of Salzburg

12 45 OA56 EXPLOITING TREE PATHOGENS TO ALTER PLANT CELL WALL COMPOSITION

Holly Allen University of Manchester

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Thursday 11 July09.00-10.00 Cell biology and dynamics 1

Chair: Monica Doblin

09 00 OA57 TRAFFICKING OF CELLULOSE SYNTHASE COMPLEXES DEPENDS ON CYTOSOLIC INVERTASES AND HEXOKINASE1 IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA SEEDLINGS

Sydney Duncombe The Pennsylvania State University

09 15 OA58 LIVE CELL NANOSCOPIC IMAGING OF CELLULOSE AND CALLOSE SYNTHASE COMPLEX INTERACTION TO FORM INTERFACIAL DUAL GLUCAN NETWORKS

Christian Voigt University of Sheffield

09 30 OA59 CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF PLANT CELLULOSE SYNTHASE AFFECTS THE CELLULAR TRAFFICKING OF CELLULOSE SYNTHASE COMPLEXES

Chunhua Zhang Purdue University

09 45 OA60 CSLDS ARE BETA-GLUCAN SYNTHASES THAT FUNCTION DURING POLARIZED CELL WALL DEPOSITION IN ARABIDOPSIS

Erik Nielsen University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

10.00-10.45 Business MeetingChairs: Paul Dupree and Nick Carpita


11.15-12.00 Interactions with the environment 2Chair: Antonio Molina

11 15 OA61 AGP25, AGP26 AND AGP27 A THREESOME OF ARABINOGALACTAN PROTEINS INVOLVED IN ARABIDOPSIS REPRODUCTION

Sílvia Coimbra University of Porto

11 30 OA62 OSWAKL21 IS A MOONLIGHTING KINASE THAT PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN CELL WALL DAMAGE INDUCED IMMUNE RESPONSES IN RICE

Kamal Kumar Malukani Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology

11 45 OA63 PATHOGEN-INDUCED PH FLUCTUATIONS ACROSS THE PLASMA MEMBRANE IMPAIR CELLULOSE SYNTHESIS AND ROOT GROWTH

Clara Sánchez-Rodríguez ETH Zürich, IMPB

12.00-12.30 Ethics in Plant BiologyChair: Jenny Mortimer

12.00 Chris Surridge, Nature PlantsMaureen McCann, ASPBJenny Mortimer, World Economic Forum


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13.45-15.30 Growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics 5Chair: Steven Fry

13 45 OA64 A TALE OF TWO CONCEPTS LOOSENING VERSUS MECHANICAL SOFTENING OF PRIMARY CELL WALLS

Daniel Cosgrove The Pennsylvania State University

14 00 OA65 IMPACTS OF PECTIN DEFICIENCY ON CELL WALL ASSEMBLY, PLANT GROWTH, AND TISSUE INTEGRITY IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA

Charles Anderson The Pennsylvania State University

14 15 OA66 CELL WALL ARCHITECTURE AND ACID GROWTH - AN INSIGHT INTO THE MECHANISM OF WALL LOOSENING DURING PLANT GROWTH

Ying Gu The Pennsylvania State University

14 30 OA67 WAVY CELL SHAPES IN THE PLANT EPIDERMIS PROTECT THE LEAF FROM TEAR DAMAGE

Anja Geitmann McGill University

14 45 OA68 MECHANICS AND DYNAMICS OF CELL TO CELL ADHESION IN PLANTS

Stéphane Verger Umeå Plant Science Centre, Department of Forest Genetics and Plant Physiology, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

15 00 OA69 THE "EXPANDING BRICK", EXAMINING A NEW MODEL FOR PLANTS GROWTH

Alexis Peaucelle INRA Centre de Versailles-Grignon

15 15 OA70 MECHANO-CHEMICAL CONTROL OF DIFFERENTIAL CELL ELONGATION DURING APICAL HOOK DEVELOPMENT

Rishikesh Bhalerao Umeå Plant Science Center


16.00-17.00 Biosynthesis 3Chair: Federica Brandizzi

16 00 OA71 IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF CONIFER XYLAN BRANCHING ENZYMES

Henry Temple University of Cambridge

16 15 OA72 XYLOGLUCAN XYLOSYLTRANSFERASES STRUCTURES, PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS AND INTRACELLULAR TRAFFICKING

Olga Zabotina Iowa State University

16 30 OA73 DESIGNER WALLS, BUILT FAST PLANT HETEROMANNAN BIOSYNTHESIS IN YEAST

Catalin Voiniciuc Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry

16 45 OA74 CELL-WALL ARCHITECTURE IS MODULATED BY ARABINOXYLAN ACETYLATION IN RICE

Baocai Zhang Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Friday 12 July09.00-10.30 Composition, structure and architecture 3

Chair: Simon Turner

09 00 OA75 KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY EXPLOITING VARIATION IN SEED MUCILAGE FROM AUSTRALIAN NATIVE PLANTAGO SPECIES AS A TOOL FOR IMPROVING GLUTEN-FREE BREADS

James Cowley School of Agriculture, Food and Wine, University of Adelaide

09 15 OA76 SPOTLIGHT ON A NEGLECTED FIBRE CROP CELL WALL COMPOSITION AND TRANSCRIPTOMICS IN STEM TISSUES OF STINGING NETTLE (URTICA DIOICA L.)

Xuan Xu Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology

09 30 OA77 A DIVERSITY OF RHAMNOGALACTURONAN I CONTAINING COMPLEXES IN FLAX PLANT

Polina Mikshina Kazan Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, FRC Kazan Scientific Center of RAS

09 45 OA78 THE MACHINERY TO MAKE TERTIARY CELL WALL IN PLANT FIBERS

Tatyana Gorshkova Kazan Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, FRC Kazan Scientific Center of RAS

10 00 OA79 ARABIDOPSIS XTH4 AND XTH9 AFFECT SECONDARY XYLEM GROWTH, XYLEM CELL EXPANSION, AND SECONDARY WALL FORMATION

Sunita Kushwah Department of Forest Genetics and Plant Physiology, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

10 15 OA80 THE LACK OF FERULATE CROSS LINKING AFFECTS SUBERIN LAMELLAE DEPOSITION IN SEED AND ROOTS

Rochus Franke University of Bonn


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11.00-11.45 Composition, structure and architecture 4Chair: Ruben Van Holme

11 00 OA81 GENETIC CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CELL-WALL BIOGENESIS AND GRAIN YIELD IN RICE

Yihua Zhou Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

11 15 OA82 DISTRIBUTION OF CELL WALL HEMICELLULOSES IN THE WHEAT GRAIN ENDOSPERM A 3D PERSPECTIVE

Mathieu Fanuel French National Institute for Agricultural Research INRA

11 30 OA83 STRUCTURAL COLOUR FROM A HELICOIDAL CELLULOSE MICROFIBRILS-XYLAN ARCHITECTURE IN THE CELL WALL OF MARGARITARIA NOBILIS

Lisa Maria Steiner University of Cambridge

11.45-13.00 Interactions with the environment 3 Chair: Clara Sanchez Rodriguez

11 45 OA84 PLANT IMMUNITY REGULATED BY CELL WALL INTEGRITY UNVEILING NOVEL CARBOHYDRATE-BASED MOLECULAR PATTERNS

Hugo Mélida Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

12 00 OA85 OLIGOGALACTURONIDE PRODUCTION UPON ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA/BOTRYTIS CINEREA INTERACTION

Aline Voxeur IJPB-INRA Versailles

12 15 OA86 SPATIALLY DISTINCT GLYCAN MOTIFS WITHIN PLANT-MICROBE INTERFACES

Thomas Torode University of Cambridge

12 30 OA87 THE DYNAMIC REGULATION OF PME ACTIVITY ORCHESTRATES ARABIDOPSIS RESISTANCE AGAINST NECROTROPHS

Vincenzo Lionetti Dipartimento di Biologia e Biotecnologie "C.Darwin", Sapienza Università di Roma

12 45 Closing comments

13.00 Lunch


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P001 PROBING ADHESION BETWEEN NANOSCALE CELLULOSE FIBRES USING AFM LATERAL FORCE SPECTROSCOPY: TOWARDS UNCOVERING THE MECHANISMS OF CELL WALL ASSEMBLY

Gleb Yakubov

P002 EVOLUTIONARY ANCESTOR OF TERRESTRIAL ARABINOGALACTAN-PROTEINS FOUND IN THE CHAROPHYTE ALGAE SPIROGYRA PRATENSIS?

Birgit Classen

P003 FIRST STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISATION OF SEAGRASS ARABINOGALACTAN-PROTEINS REVEALS HABITAT-DRIVEN ADAPTATION TO MARINE ENVIRONMENT

Lukas Pfeifer

P004 FROM MOSSES AND FERNS TO SEED PLANTS: STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF ARABINOGALACTAN-PROTEINS (AGPS) IN LAND PLANT CELL WALLS

Alexander Baumann

P005 HIGHLIGHTS ON THE LATEST ADVANCES IN MASS SPECTROMETRY FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE FINE STRUCTURE OF POLYSACCHARIDES

David Ropartz

P006 FAST HYGROSCOPIC COLING IN THE AWNS OF OATS Rivka Elbaum

P007 FORMATION SITES OF SILICA BODIES IN ENDODERMAL CELL WALLS OF SORGHUM (SORGHUM BICOLOR) IS LINKED TO CELL WALL COMPOSITION

Nerya Zexer

P008 ISOLATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF HYDROXYPROLINE-RICH GLYCOPROTEINS FROM GREEN MACROALGA ULVA LACTUCA

Tereza Přerovská

P009 THE CELL WALL PAC (PRO-RICH, ARABINOGALACTAN PROTEINS, CONSERVED CYSTEINES) DOMAIN-PROTEINS ARE CONSERVED IN THE GREEN LINEAGE

Elisabeth Jamet

P010 NEW STRATEGIES FOR HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGING OF PLANT CELL WALLS BY ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY

Maria Adobes-Vidal

P011 COVALENT LINKAGE BETWEEN PROTEIN AND XYLOGLUCAN Li TanP012 ASSESSING THE VARIABILITY OF CELL WALL CHARACTERISTICS IN

MISCANTHUS FROM VARIOUS GENETIC BACKGROUNDSRosario Iacono

P013 PHENOLIC PROFILING AND SACCHARIFICATION EFFICIENCY OF FIELD-GROWN CINNAMYL ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE 2 (CAD2) DEFICIENT MAIZE

Xinyu Liu

P014 NEW AFM TOOLS FOR QUANTITATIVE NANOMECHANICS ON LIVING CELLS AND TISSUES

Torsten Mueller

P015 MUCILAGINOUS ENVELOPE: MODIFIED CELL WALL WITH CHARACTERISTIC NET-LIKE SPATIAL ARCHITECTURE

Agnieszka Kreitschitz

P016 STRUCTURAL DIVERSITY AND PROPERTIES OF PECTINS IN CELERY COLLENCHYMA CELL WALL

Olga Sautkina

P017 COFFEE CELL WALL: GETTING DEEPER INTO THE CALCIUM ROLE João Paulo MarquesP018 REDUCTION IN CELL WALL POROSITY ENHANCES THE ICE

BARRIER UNDER COLD ACCLIMATION AND CALCIUM TREATMENTAriana Forand

P019 GENOME-WIDE IDENFICATION AND EXPRESSION ANALYSIS OF EXPANSIN GENE FAMILY IN PHYSIC NUT (JATROPHA CURCAS L )

Shasha Wang

P020 CHARACTERIZATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF DI-ISODITYROSINE AND PULCHEROSINE CROSS-LINKAGES OCCURRING IN THE PLANT CELL WALL EXTENSIN SCAFFOLD

Lawrie Gainey

P021 HIGHER ORDER KNOCK-OUT MUTANTS OF ARABIDOPSIS GALACTOSYL-TRANSFERASES: A REVERSE GENETIC APPROACH TO REVEAL FUNCTIONAL ROLES OF O-GALACTOSYLATION OF ARABINOGALACTAN-PROTEINS

Dasmeet Kaur

P022 MICROSTRUCTURE AND CELL WALL PROPERTIES IN HARD-TO-COOK BEANS (PHASEOLUS VULGARIS)

Jin Chu

P023 FUNCTIONAL STUDY OF PUTATIVE (1,3;1,4)-B-GLUCAN SYNTHASES IN BARLEY AND THEIR EFFECT ON GRAIN COMPOSITION

Kelly Houston

Poster overviewPlant cell wall composition, structure and architecture


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P024 SINGLE CELL ANALYSIS OF CELL TYPE SPECIFICATION IN THE PLANT EMBRYO

Yosapol Harnvanichvech

P025 STUDYING THE ACCESSIBILITY OF CELLULOSE IN PLANT CELL WALLS BY ADSORPTION OF [3H]CELLOPENTAITOL

Ninni Nuorti

P026 COMPOSITIONAL CHANGES OF PECTIN EXTRACTION RESIDUALS DURING SEQUENTIAL HYDROLYTIC TREATMENT

Tessa Lund Biel-Nielsen

P027 OBSERVATION OF CELL WALL SURFACES USING ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPY

Holly Linford

P028 AGPS AS TARGET GENES IN THE PUZZLING SIGNALLING CASCADE OF SEEDSTICK

Ana Lopes

P029 MITIGATION AGAINST AFLATOXIN B1 CONTAMINATION BY BINDING TO PLANT CELL WALL POLYSACCHARIDES

Yue Liu

P030 COMPARATIVE CELL WALL ANALYSIS OF FERN SCLERENCHYMA TISSUES REVEALS THAT LIGNIN IS NOT A PREREQUISITE TO RIGIDIFY SECONDARY CELL WALLS

Olivier Leroux

P031 DEEPENING INTO THE CELL WALL AS A RENEWABLE RESOURCE ASSOCIATED WITH STALK STRENGTH

Alba Manga-Robles

P032 MUCILAGE COMPOSITION ANALYSIS ACCROSS A WIDE RANGE OF CAMELINA ACCESSIONS

Björn Usadel

P033 SIDECHAIN MODIFICATIONS IN ALGAL BIOPOLYMERS Marie RapinP034 NEW STEPS IN THE REGULATION OF HOMOGALACTURONAN

METHYLESTERIFICATION IN THE DIFFERENT LAYERS OF ARABIDOPSIS MUCILAGE MEDIATED BY INHIBITORS OF PECTINS METHYL ESTERASE 3 AND 13

Susana Saez-Aguayo

P035 SPRUCE HEMICELLULOSES: MOLECULAR STRUCTURE AND INTERACTIONS WITH CELLULOSE AND LIGNIN

Francisco Vilaplana

P036 IN-VIVO AND IN-SITU STUDIES OF GH-16B HETERO-TRANS-BETA-GLUCANASE FROM EQUISETUM

Lenka Franková

P037 GLYCOME PROFILING OF VASCULAR TISSUES OF WILD-TYPE AND MUTANT ARABIDOPSIS STEMS

Michael Hahn

P038 PLANT CELL WALL MOLECULAR PROBE ONLINE DATABASE (PLACE OF POLYSACCHARIDE PROBES, POPP)

Catherine Jones

P039 USE OF SOLID STATE NMR TO EXPLORE THE ARRANGEMENT OF ENGINEERED PLANT CELL WALLS

Jenny Mortimer

P040 DIFFERENCES IN CELLULOSE STRUCTURE ISOLATED FROM APPLE AND CARROT TISSUES

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P041 MODIFYING THE EXPRESSION AND ACTIVITY OF SORGHUM CINNAMATE 4-HYDROXYLASE TO MODULATE LIGNIN BIOSYNTHESIS

Tallyta Silva

P042 CALCIUM-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE32 IS REQUIRED FOR CELLULOSE BIOSYNTHESIS

Xiaoran Xin

P043 TRANSPORT ACTIVITIES OF CONIFERIN AND P-GLUCOCOUMARYL ALCOHOL IN LIGNIFYING TISSUES

Taku Tsuyama

P044 REGULATORY ROLES OF PHOSPHORYLATION IN SECONDARY CELL WALL CELLULOSE SYNTHESIS IN ARABIDOPSIS

Huizhen Xu

P045 PREPARATION OF UDP-APIOSE, A SUBSTRATE OF THE APIOSYLTRANSFERASE INVOLVED IN PECTIN RHAMNOGALACTURONAN II BIOSYNTHESIS

Takeshi Ishimizu

P046 IDENTIFICATION OF NEW GENES INVOLVED IN SECONDARY CELL WALL DEPOSITION IN SORGHUM USING CO-EXPRESSION NETWORK ANALYSIS

Lauriane Hennet

P047 LOSS OF TAIRX9B GENE FUNCTION ABOLISHES LONG-CHAIN SOLUBLE ARABINOXYLAN IN WHEAT GRAIN

Rowan Mitchell

P048 NAC TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR FAMILY GENE NAC036 REGULATES SECONDARY CELL WALL FORMATION

Natalia Mokshina

P049 DEFINING THE CRITICAL AMINO ACIDS IN THE PLANT-CONSERVED REGION AND CLASS-SPECIFIC REGIONS OF CELLULOSE SYNTHASE CATALYTIC DOMAINS

Phillip S Rushton

P050 BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PECTIN RHAMNOGALACTURONAN I GALACTOSYLTRANSFERASE

Yuto Takenaka

P051 MUTATION OF GOLGI LOCALIZED EXO-BETA-1,3-GALACTOSIDASES CAUSES CELL EXPANSION DEFECTS AND STEM TWISTING IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA

Pieter Nibbering

P052 CARBON SUPPLY AND THE REGULATION OF PRIMARY CELL WALL SYNTHESIS

Jana Verbancic

P053 GENE ASSOCIATION NETWORK (GAN)-GUIDED APPROACH TO STUDY XYLAN SYNTHESIS IN GRASSES

Tasleem Javaid

Poster overviewPlant cell wall biosynthesis


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P054 NAPPA-NANO-ESI/MS PIPELINE AS A TOOL FOR FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PLANT CELL WALL GLYCOSYLTRANSFERASES

Matrika Bhattarai

P055 IN PURSUIT OF CELLULOSE BIOSYNTHESIS INHIBITORS: A BIO-ACTIVE SYNTHETIC COMPOUND SCREEN

Kirtley Amos

P056 IDENTIFYING CELLULOSE SYNTHASE (CESA) GENES FROM THE CALCIFYING RED ALGAE CALLIARTHRON TUBERCULOSUM, A BIOINFORMATICS APPROACH

Jan Xue

P057 IDENTIFICATION OF ENZYMES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADDITION OF ARABINOSE AND GALACTOSE MODIFICATIONS ON GLUCURONIC ACID BRANCHES OF XYLAN

Li Yu

P058 SUBSTRATE SPECIFICITY OF A MANNAN α-GALACTOSYLTRANSFERASE FROM PINUS TAEDA

Yoshihisa Yoshimi

P059 DEVELOPMENT OF IN VITRO ASSAYS TO CHARACTERISE GLYCOSYLTRANSFERASES INVOLVED IN XYLAN BIOSYNTHESIS

Katharine Davis

P060 INCORPORATION OF TRACER 13C TO DEVELOPOING XYLEM OF POPLAR

Miyuki Takeuchi

P061 THE PRIMARY CELL WALL XYLAN SYNTHESIS COMPLEX IN ARABIDOPSIS AND THE BIOSYNTHESIS AND STRUCTURE OF SEED XYLAN

Nadine Anders

P062 UNDERSTANDING HOW PLANTS CONTROL THE DELIVERY OF SUBSTRATES FOR CELL WALL BIOSYNTHESIS

Berit Ebert

P063 UNDERSTANDING THE TOPOLOGY OF THE SYNTHESIS OF UDP-ARABINOFURANOSE IN PLANTS

Asier Largo-Gosens

P064 DIURNAL RHYTHMS IN ABUNDANT PROTEINS OF XYLEM CELLS DEPOSITING SECONDARY CELL WALLS IN NORWAY SPRUCE

Vikash Kumar

P065 IDENTIFICATION OF SECONDARY CELL WALL BIOSYNTHETIC GENES UPREGULATED DURING WOOD FORMATION IN WHITE TEAK TREES (GMELINA ARBOREA ROXB)

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P066 DESIRABLE PLANT CELL WALL TRAITS FOR HIGHER QUALITY LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS FROM MISCANTHUS

Ricardo da Costa

P067 VALORISATION OF LIGNOCELLOSIC NATIONAL RESOURCES TO ADDRESS ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMICAL CONCERNS IN PORTUGAL

Ricardo da Costa

P068 UNDERSTANDING THE DECONSTRUCTION OF CABERNET SAUVIGNON GRAPE CELL WALLS DURING WINEMAKING USING GLYCAN MICROARRAYS

John Moore

P069 WithdrawnP070 EXPRESSION OF A HYPERTHERMOPHILIC ENDOGLUCANASE IN

ARABIDOPSIS MODIFIES THE PLANT CELL WALL AND ENHANCES DIGESTIBILITY

Bilal Ahmad Mir

P071 ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES OF LIGNIN SOLVATED IN AQUEOUS, BIOLOGICALLY COMPATIBLE BUFFERS

Wilfred Vermerris

P072 QUANTITATIVE 3D CHARACTERIZATION OF CELL WALL DURING ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS

Yassin Refahi

P073 WithdrawnP074 MODIFICATION OF CELL WALLS OF APPLE, RED BEET AND

KIWIFRUIT BY HEATING IN ACID CONDITIONS: COMMON AND SPECIFIC RESPONSES

Xuwei Liu

P075 CURCUMIN AS AN ALTERNATIVE MONOMER IN DESIGNER LIGNINS Ruben VanholmeP076 EXPRESSION LEVEL OF CELL WALL-RELATED GENES REFLECTS

FLAX VARIETY SPECIALIZATIONDmitry Galinousky

P077 A SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY APPROACH TO MODIFYING COTTON CELL WALLS AND ENHANCING PLANT-BASED NATURAL FIBRES

Madeline Mitchell

P078 ALTERING ARABINOXYLAN FERULOYLATION IN ZEA MAYS BY IN PLANTA CO-EXPRESSION OF A FUNGAL FERULIC ACID ESTERASE AND A B-1,4 ENDO-XYLANASE: IMPACT ON POST-HARVEST CELL WALL DECONSTRUCTION AND PLANT DEVELOPMENT

Fernanda Buanafina

P079 GRAIN ARABINOXYLANS AS THE TARGET FOR RYE BREEDING Alsu NazipovaP080 DEEPENING IN THE GENES RELATED WITH MAIZE BIOMAS YIELD

AND SACCHARIFICATION USING A MULTI-PARENT ADVANCES GENERATIONS INTERCROSS (MAGIC) POPULATION

Rogelio Santiago

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P081 LET US EAT RG-I, AN IMPORTANT CELL WALL POLYSACCHARIDE Shiguo ChenP082 THE INFLUENCE OF THERMAL PRETREATMENT CONDITIONS ON

THE FORMATION OF INHIBITORS PROBED IN WILD-TYPE AND ENGINEERED SWITCHGRASS

Bodil Jørgensen

P083 BIOCOMPOSITE MATERIALS FROM SUGAR-BEET PULP AND THE ROLE OF CELLULOSE OXIDATION

Christian Donohoe

P084 CHARACTERIZATION OF HOP CELL WALLS: A RESIDUAL MATERIAL WITH POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS

Sofía Fernández Llamazares

P085 MULTIMODAL ANALYSIS OF PRETREATED POPLAR CELL WALL REVEALS STRONG CORRELATIONS BETWEEN NANO-AND MICRO-SCALES

Aya Zoghlami

P086 ENGINEERING SUGARCANE GLUCURONOARABINOXYLAN BIOSYNTHESIS

Rafael Gallinari

P087 TRANSGENIC SUGARCANE BIOMASS TO IMPROVE BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION

Pedro Araújo

P088 INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABILITY ON AMARANTH CELL WALL DIGESTIBILITY AND NUTRIENT BIO-ACCESSIBILITY

Claire Holland

P089 CHARACTERISATION OF MANDARIN RHAMNOGALACTURONAN I: AN ABUNDANT BY-PRODUCT OF THE CITRUS INDUSTRY

Caroline Orfila

P090 ISOTOPIC LABELING AND NEGATIVE-MODE ESI-MS/MS AS A RELIABLE METHOD TO STUDY SPECIFICITY OF CARBOHYDRATE OXIDATIVE ENZYMES

Hongbo Zhao

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P091 CELL WALL PROTEIN: A BRIEF HISTORY 1959-2019 Derek T LamportP092 THE EFFECTS OF YIELDIN ON RELAXATION SPECTRA OF

NANOCELLULOSE SUSPENSIONSPeter Ulvskov

P093 POLYGALACTURONASE45 FUNCTIONS IN ORGAN ELONGATION AND PATTERNING

Yang Yang

P094 COTTON SEED FIBRE STUDIES PROVIDE INSIGHTS INTO DETERMINANTS OF CELL WALL DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESSES

Filomena Pettolino

P095 PROCESSIVITY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLES OF ATPME2, AN ARABIDOPSIS PECTIN METHYLESTERASE

Jérôme Pelloux

P096 THE ROLE OF THE PLANT CUTICLE DURING APICAL HOOK DEVELOPMENT

Sara Raggi

P097 THE FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY OF LRR-EXTENSINS (LRX) CELL WALL PROTEINS AND THEIR INTERACTION PARTNERS

Christoph Ringli

P098 UTILIZATION OF UNFOLDED PROTEIN RESPONSE TO IMPROVE PLANT PRODUCTIVITY

Sang-Jin Kim

P099 INVESTIGATION OF THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FLAX CELL WALLS DURING THE PLANT DEVELOPMENT: THE RELATION BETWEEN PERFORMANCE AND CELL WALL STRUCTURE

Alain Bourmaud

P100 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CENTRAL CYLINDER CELL WALLS PROBED BY AFM ON NON-FIXED MAIZE ROOTS

Anna Petrova

P101 SPATIO-TEMPORAL ORGANIZATION OF MICROTUBULES AND CELLULOSE SYNTHASES IN DEVELOPING COTELYDONS

René Schneider

P102 NEW PLAYERS IN ELONGATION GROWTH OF CEREALS REVEALED BY TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS OF MAIZE ROOT

Liudmila Kozlova

P103 CELL WALL DISASSEMBLY IS DELAYED BY RHAMNOGALACTURONATE LYASE GENE SILENCING: POTENTIAL ROLE IN FRUIT FIRMNESS

Sara Posé-Albacete

P104 OVEREXPRESSION OF MDPG1 IN APPLE FRUIT LEADS TO A VARIETY OF PHENOTYPES BUT MINIMAL ALTERATION OF THE CELL WALL

Rosie Schroeder

P105 ACCEPTOR SPECIFICITY OF XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLYCOSYLASES

Eva Stratilová

P106 COULD XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLYCOSYLASES TRANSFER THE CLEAVAGE FRAGMENTS OF XYLOGLUCAN OR CELLULOSE ON THE ACCEPTOR SUBSTRATES WITH IONIC PROPERTIES?

Eva Stratilová

P107 NEW INSIGHTS INTO SEEDSTICK: A MASTER REGULATOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND CELL WALL STRUCTURE IN THE ARABIDOPSIS SEED COAT

Ignacio Ezquer

P108 THE EFFECT OF REDUCING CELL WALL FERULOYLATION BY CONSTITUTIVE AND INDUCIBLE APOPLAST EXPRESSION OF A FUNGAL FERULIC ACID ESTERASE ON ZEA MAYS INTERNODE DEVELOPMENT AND LEAF MORPHOLOGY

Marcia Buanafina

P109 CRYSTAL STRUCTURES OF TWO TANDEM MALECTIN-LIKE RECEPTOR KINASES INVOLVED IN PLANT REPRODUCTION

Julia Santiago

P110 XYLOGLUCANS' MODIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR AUXIN-MEDIATED HYPOCOTYL GRAVITROPISM IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA

Silvia Melina Velasquez

P111 GENOME-WIDE ANALYSIS OF THE EXPANSIN GENE FAMILY IN THREE BASIC DIPLOID SPECIES OF BRASSICA

Weimiao Liu

P112 EXPRESSION DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF STAMEN-SPECIFIC POLYGALACTURONASE GENES IN ARABIDOPSIS

Liai Xu

P113 CELLULOSE SYNTHASE-LIKE F (CSLF) GENES CONTROL BARLEY ROOT GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION

Haoyu Lou

Poster overviewPlant cell walls: growth, morphogenesis, development & biomechanics


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P091 CELL WALL PROTEIN: A BRIEF HISTORY 1959-2019 Derek T LamportP092 THE EFFECTS OF YIELDIN ON RELAXATION SPECTRA OF

NANOCELLULOSE SUSPENSIONSPeter Ulvskov

P093 POLYGALACTURONASE45 FUNCTIONS IN ORGAN ELONGATION AND PATTERNING

Yang Yang

P094 COTTON SEED FIBRE STUDIES PROVIDE INSIGHTS INTO DETERMINANTS OF CELL WALL DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESSES

Filomena Pettolino

P095 PROCESSIVITY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ROLES OF ATPME2, AN ARABIDOPSIS PECTIN METHYLESTERASE

Jérôme Pelloux

P096 THE ROLE OF THE PLANT CUTICLE DURING APICAL HOOK DEVELOPMENT

Sara Raggi

P097 THE FUNCTIONAL REDUNDANCY OF LRR-EXTENSINS (LRX) CELL WALL PROTEINS AND THEIR INTERACTION PARTNERS

Christoph Ringli

P098 UTILIZATION OF UNFOLDED PROTEIN RESPONSE TO IMPROVE PLANT PRODUCTIVITY

Sang-Jin Kim

P099 INVESTIGATION OF THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FLAX CELL WALLS DURING THE PLANT DEVELOPMENT: THE RELATION BETWEEN PERFORMANCE AND CELL WALL STRUCTURE

Alain Bourmaud

P100 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CENTRAL CYLINDER CELL WALLS PROBED BY AFM ON NON-FIXED MAIZE ROOTS

Anna Petrova

P101 SPATIO-TEMPORAL ORGANIZATION OF MICROTUBULES AND CELLULOSE SYNTHASES IN DEVELOPING COTELYDONS

René Schneider

P102 NEW PLAYERS IN ELONGATION GROWTH OF CEREALS REVEALED BY TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS OF MAIZE ROOT

Liudmila Kozlova

P103 CELL WALL DISASSEMBLY IS DELAYED BY RHAMNOGALACTURONATE LYASE GENE SILENCING: POTENTIAL ROLE IN FRUIT FIRMNESS

Sara Posé-Albacete

P104 OVEREXPRESSION OF MDPG1 IN APPLE FRUIT LEADS TO A VARIETY OF PHENOTYPES BUT MINIMAL ALTERATION OF THE CELL WALL

Rosie Schroeder

P105 ACCEPTOR SPECIFICITY OF XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLYCOSYLASES

Eva Stratilová

P106 COULD XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLYCOSYLASES TRANSFER THE CLEAVAGE FRAGMENTS OF XYLOGLUCAN OR CELLULOSE ON THE ACCEPTOR SUBSTRATES WITH IONIC PROPERTIES?

Eva Stratilová

P107 NEW INSIGHTS INTO SEEDSTICK: A MASTER REGULATOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND CELL WALL STRUCTURE IN THE ARABIDOPSIS SEED COAT

Ignacio Ezquer

P108 THE EFFECT OF REDUCING CELL WALL FERULOYLATION BY CONSTITUTIVE AND INDUCIBLE APOPLAST EXPRESSION OF A FUNGAL FERULIC ACID ESTERASE ON ZEA MAYS INTERNODE DEVELOPMENT AND LEAF MORPHOLOGY

Marcia Buanafina

P109 CRYSTAL STRUCTURES OF TWO TANDEM MALECTIN-LIKE RECEPTOR KINASES INVOLVED IN PLANT REPRODUCTION

Julia Santiago

P110 XYLOGLUCANS' MODIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR AUXIN-MEDIATED HYPOCOTYL GRAVITROPISM IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA

Silvia Melina Velasquez

P111 GENOME-WIDE ANALYSIS OF THE EXPANSIN GENE FAMILY IN THREE BASIC DIPLOID SPECIES OF BRASSICA

Weimiao Liu

P112 EXPRESSION DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF STAMEN-SPECIFIC POLYGALACTURONASE GENES IN ARABIDOPSIS

Liai Xu

P113 CELLULOSE SYNTHASE-LIKE F (CSLF) GENES CONTROL BARLEY ROOT GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION

Haoyu Lou

P114 EVIDENCE FOR THE REGULATION OF GYNOECIUM MORPHOGENESIS BY ETTIN VIA CELL WALL DYNAMICS

Francoise Moneger

P115 EFFECT OF MICROFIBRIL DIAMETER ON DEFECT-MEDIATED WALL LOOSENING

Dmitry Suslov

P116 CHANGES IN THE CELL WALL STRUCTURE RELATED TO CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS DISORDERS UNDER AMMONIUM NUTRITION

Agata Wdowiak

P117 FRUIT SOFTENING: EVIDENCE OF IN-VIVO PECTATE LYASE ACTION Thurayya Al HinaiP118 DEFECTIVE KERNEL1 (DEK1) INFLUENCES CELL WALL MECHANICS

IN ARABIDOPSISLazar Novakovic

P119 EXPLORING THE ROLE OF CYTOKININ-RESPONSIVE EXPANSINS IN THE CONTROL OF CELL WALL PROPERTIES AND DEVELOPMENT IN ARABIDOPSIS

Marketa Samalova

P120 FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISATION OF DUF642 CELL WALL PROTEIN FAMILY IN ARABIDOPSIS

Supachai Vuttipongchaikij

P121 EVOLUTIONAL CHANGES IN CIS-ELEMENT BINDING AFFINITY OF VNS FAMILY TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS, MASTER REGULATORS OF SECONDARY CELL WALL FORMATION

Nobuhiro Akiyoshi

P122 4D QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF EMBRYOGENESIS Saiko YoshidaP123 EFFECT OF PH, AGP PEPTIDE AND OTHER CATIONIC CHAPERONES

ON BORON-BRIDGING OF RHAMNOGALACTURONAN-II: POSSIBLE RELEVANCE TO 'ACID GROWTH'

Rifat Ara Begum

P124 UNLOCKING THE TRANSCRIPTOMIC LANDSCAPE CONTROLLED BY STK IN THE ARABIDOPSIS FUNICULUS

Maria João Ferreira

P125 THE PLANT CELL WALL AS AN ACTOR IN ORGAN MORPHOGENESIS DURING RADIAL PLANT GROWTH

Alexandra Zakieva

P126 THE ROLE OF HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN 70-1 IN CELL WALL METABOLISM

Anat Idan Molakandov

P127 THE FASCICLIN-LIKE ARABINOGALACTAN (FLA) GENE PRODUCTS, FLA18, FLA17, AND FLA4/SALT OVER SENSITIVE 5 (SOS5) PLAY PARTIALLY OVERLAPPING ROLES DURING ROOT ELONGATION IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA

Hewot Ashagre

P128 SPATIOTEMPORAL PATTERN OF CYTOKININ-REGULATED DIRIGENT GENES IN ARABIDOPSIS

Alesia Melnikava

P129 STRAIGHT ORGAN GROWTH REQUIRES NEK6-DEPENDENT DAMPENING OF MICROTUBULE RESPONSE TO MECHANICAL STRESS

Shogo Takatani

P130 DOWNREGULATION OF NAC TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS MODIFIES CELL WALL COMPOSITION AND INCREASE STRAWBERRY FRUIT FIRMNESS

Pablo Ric-Varas

P131 THE ROLE OF PECTIN METHYLESTERASES IN EARLY LAND PLANT DEVELOPMENT

Giulia Arsuffi

P132 THE MOSS PHYSCOMITRELLA PATENS HAS BOTH HOMO-OLIGOMERIC AND HETERO-OLIGOMERIC CELLULOSE SYNTHESIS COMPLEXES

Alison Roberts

P133 FUCOSE AND CELL ADHESION Gregory MouilleP134 INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF CELL WALL DYNAMICS IN RADIAL

PLANT GROWTH INITIATIONTheresa Schlamp

P135 HORMONAL AND MECHANICAL SIGNALS IN CONTROL OF DIFFERENTIAL GROWTH IN ARABIDOPSIS

Ankit Walia

P136 TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF DE NOVO CELL WALL FORMATION IN ARABIDOPSIS SHOOT APICAL MERISTEM

Weibing Yang

P136A THE ROLE OF CUTICLE AND CELL WALL IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PETAL IRIDESCENCE IN HIBISCUS TRIONUM

Chiara A Airoldi

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P137 GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION ANALYSIS FOR MAIZE STEM CELL WALL-BOUND HYDROXYCINNAMATES

Ana López Malvar

P138 MITOGEN-ACTIVATED PROTEIN KINASE 6 NEGATIVELY REGULATES SECONDARY WALL BIOSYNTHESIS BY MODULATING MYB46 PROTEIN STABILITY

Kyung-Hwan Han

P139 Withdrawn P140 NATURAL VARIATION OF CELL WALL INTEGRITY RESPONSES IN

ARABIDOPSISLauri Vaahtera

P141 CHITIN-INDUCED IMMUNE RESPONSES IN THE MOSS PHYSCOMITRELLA PATENS IS ASSOCIATED WITH CELL WALL CHANGES

Karen Stoltenberg Nissen

P142 STRUCTURAL AND BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF LEAF AND ROOD TISSUE OF TOMATO SEEDLINGS GROWN IN AN AQUAPONIC SYSTEM RELATIVE TO SOIL GROWN COUNTERPARTS

Mazz Marry

P143 IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF OLIVE PROLYL 4 HYDROXYLASES AND ARABINOGALACTAN PROTEINS IN RESPONSE TO SALINITY

Panagiotis Kalaitzis

P144 JAGGER AND LECTIN RECEPTOR-LIKE KINASES: A SWEET FLIRT IN PLANT REPRODUCTION

Ana Marta Pereira

P145 SBT3 3 MEDIATES THE CONTROL OF PME ACTIVITY IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA DURING BOTRYTIS CINEREA INFECTION AND AFFECTS ITS RESISTENCE TO THE PATHOGEN

Daniele Del Corpo

P146 ROLE OF PLANT CELL WALL AND METABOLITES FROM COLLETOTRICHUM HIGGINSIANUM IN A PLANT-PATHOGEN ARM RACE

Ying Wang

P147 TRANSCRIPTOME ANALYSIS ON THE ROLE OF AT14A IN RESPONSES TO DROUGHT STRESS

Jiansheng Liang

P148 RESISTANCE TO BOTRYTIS CINEREA IN ARABIDOPSIS PLANTS IMPAIRED IN DE-ESTERIFIED HOMOGALACTURONAN CONTENT CORRELATES TO INCREASED CUTICLE PERMEABILITY AND IS SUPPRESSED BY ABSCISSIC ACID

Riccardo Lorrai

P149 A GAIN OF FUNCTION MUTANT IN THE CYSTEINE-RICH- RECEPTOR-LIKE KINASE 10 (CRK10) IS RESPONSIBLE FOR XYLEM VESSEL COLLAPSE IN ROOTS AND HYPOCOTYLS IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA

Michaela Matthes

P150 PRB11, A NOVEL CELL WALL-DERIVED CARBOHYDRATE, TRIGGERS PLANT INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSES

Diego Rebaque

P151 THE ROLE OF FOUR PUTATIVE WALL ASSOCIATED KINASES IN PSEUDOMONAS-TRIGGERED IMMUNITY

Alfonso Gonzalo de la Rubia

P152 CELL WALL SENSING IN COMMON BEAN AT EARLY STAGES OF PSEUDOMONAS INFECTION

Alfonso Gonzalo de la Rubia

P153 THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE SOS SIGNALING PATHWAY IN THE CELL WALL DYNAMICS IN ARABIDOPSIS

Leschevin Maite

P154 PROTEOMIC SURVEY OF THE INTERACTION SUGARCANE X SPORISORIUM SCITAMINEUM IDENTIFIED EFFECTORS, ATTACK AND COUNTERATTACK STRATEGIES FROM THE PLANT CELL WALL AND APOPLAST SITES

Maria Juliana Calderan Rodrigues

P155 GENOME-WIDE IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF POPULUS MALECTIN DOMAIN CONTAINING PROTEINS, AND THEIR EXPRESSION ANALYSIS DURING WOOD DEVELOPMENT

Félix Barbut

P156 THE MAIZE LOW-LIGNIN MUTANT F2BM3 SHOWS PLEIOTROPIC EFFECTS ON PHOTOSYNTHETIC AND CELL WALL METABOLISM IN RESPONSE TO CHILLING

Rayon Catherine

Poster overviewCell wall interactions with the environment: micro-organisms, signaling and defence


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P157 TWO ROUTES OF OXIDATIVE XYLOGLUCAN DEGRADATION BY LYTIC POLYSACCHARIDE MONOOXYGENASES FROM NEUROSPORA CRASSA

Peicheng Sun

P158 NOVEL XYLANOLYTIC TRIPLE DOMAIN ENZYME TARGETED AT FERULOYLATED ARABINOXYLAN DEGRADATION

Jesper Holck

P159 EFFECTS OF EXPRESSING GLUCORONOYL ESTERASE IN ASPEN Evgeniy Donev

P160 GLYCOME AND PROTEOME COMPONENTS OF GOLGI MEMBRANES ARE COMMON BETWEEN TWO ANGIOSPERMS WITH DISTINCT WALL STRUCTURES

Nicholas Carpita

P161 Withdrawn P162 PECTIN DEMETHYLESTERIFICATION "BAR CODES" GENERATE

PLATFORMS THAT ANCHOR PEROXIDASES TO REMODEL PLANT CELL WALL MICRODOMAINS

Elisabeth Jamet

P163 Withdrawn P164 THE PHOSPHOLIPASE DZ GENES PLDZ1 AND PLDZ2 ARE REQUIRED

FOR SEED COAT MUCILAGE EXTRUSION IN ARABIDOPSISGill Dean

P165 CHARACTERIZATION OF GENES INVOLVED IN LIPID REMODELING OF GPI-ANCHORED PROTEINS IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA

María Jesús Marcote

P166 RAB VESICULAR TRANSPORT DOWNTURN AND STEROL BIOSYNTHESIS DISORDER HAVE OPPOSITE EFFECTS ON ARABIDOPSIS SHOOT, FLOWER AND OVULE DEVELOPMENT

Malgorzata Gutkowska

P167 MUCILAGE PROTEINS ARE DEGRADED BY PROTEASES FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF MUCILAGE SYNTHESIS

George Haughn

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