aBIOTECH 直播预告： 植物芳香族氨基酸及代谢物的合成与调控
直播主题： 植物芳香族氨基酸及代谢物的合成与调控
报 告 人： 赵乔 研究员
时 间： 2024年4月26日（周五）上午 9:00-10:30
参会链接： 腾讯会议 https://meeting.tencent.com/dm/PAjOgBuZA7aj
About aBIOTECH
Editors-in-Chief:
Prof. Sanwen Huang
2022 The First IF 3.6！
Indexed in EI, ESCI, PubMed Central, SCOPUS, CSCD, Google Scholar, CNKI, Dimensions...
The aims of aBIOTECH are two-fold: First to publish seminal articles that focus the relevant research communities to achieve development of superior agroecosystems, globally. Next, to foster national and international engagement, including business, politics, and society, to build an understanding of modern agrobiotechnology/genomics-empowered strategies, which can ensure the availability of adequate nutritious foods to feed the growing global population.
Relevant topics include, but are not limited to, the followings:
TRANSGENE, GENOME EDITING TECHNOLOGIES & APPLICATIONS: Advanced transgene or genome editing technologies or methodologies; applications of transgene or genome editing in genetic improvement of agriculturally important traits, which otherwise are impossible by conventional breeding; commercialization of modified or gene-edited crops/livestock for agricultural production; safety and regulatory affairs/policies.
METABOLIC ENGINEERING: Synthesis of bioactive natural products, including study of their metabolic networks and functions, using both genetic and synthetic biology approaches.
TECHNOLOGIES FOR DISEASE CONTROL: Developmental, physiological, biochemical, and technological studies, and innovative strategies relevant to disease control in crop or livestock production systems.
GENOMICS & BREEDING: Genome, pan-genome, and metagenome studies, multi-omics data mining approaches, intelligent design breeding theory, approaches, and practice, and innovative analytical/bioinformatics tools/methods, with potential to advance crop and livestock breeding programs.
ROOT-SOIL-MICROBIOME AGROECOSYSTEMS: Targeted breeding and engineering of essential root biology and associated microbiome traits directed to enhance crop performance under sub-optimal soil abiotic and/or biotic conditions.
