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Project

Biosynthesis and physiological role of endogenous mammalian “phytohormones” in health and disease

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

The phytohormone abscisic acid enhances remyelination in mouse models of multiple sclerosis

Femke Van GaeverFleur MingneauSam VanherleYasmine DriegeMira HaegmanElien Van WonterghemJunhua XieRoosmarijn VandenbrouckeJerome J. A. HendriksRudi BeyaertJens Staal et al.

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN IMMUNOLOGY

Engineering a highly sensitive biosensor for abscisic acid in mammalian cells

Seo Woo KimKûbra AlciFemke Van GaeverYasmine DriegeKeylla BicalhoGeert GoeminneClaude LibertAlain GoossensRudi BeyaertJens Staal

A1 Journal Article in FEBS LETTERS

Unraveling the functional roles of endogenous phytohormones in mammals

Seo Woo KimRudi BeyaertAlain GoossensJens Staal

Phytohormones : diverses molécules bioactives influant sur le métabolisme et l’inflammation chez l’homme

A4 Journal Article in VAISSEAUX, COEUR, POUMONS

Fytohormonen : verschillende bioactieve moleculen die metabolisme en ontsteking beïnvloeden in de mens

A4 Journal Article in BLOEDVATEN, HART, LONGEN

Phytohormones : multifunctional nutraceuticals against metabolic syndrome and comorbid diseases

Seo Woo KimAlain GoossensClaude LibertFilip Van ImmerseelJens StaalRudi Beyaert

A1 Journal Article in BIOCHEMICAL PHARMACOLOGY

Engineering a minimal cloning vector from a pUC18 plasmid backbone with an extended multiple cloning site

Jens StaalKûbra AlciWouter De SchamphelaireMartine VanhouckeRudi Beyaert

A1 Journal Article in BIOTECHNIQUES