Biology of organelles and development

Summary of the research lines

Biología de organelas y del desarrollo
  • Structure and function of the integrated CA domain of mitocondrial complex I in plants and diatoms
  • Role of mitochondrial complex I during embryoenesis and photorespiration in plants.
  • Role of mitocondrial complex I in the life cycle of diatoms.
  • Role of cytochromes P450 during gametogenesis and early embryogenesis in plants.
  • Ferroptosis in plants: molecular basis, regulation and biotechnological applications

Financial Support

  • Agencia Nacional de Promoción Científica y Tecnológica (ANPCyT)
  • Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET)
  • Universidad Nacional del Mar del Plata (UNMdP)

Members

biol organelas

 

eduardo zabaleta

Director

Dr. Eduardo Zabaleta

Principal Researcher CONICET - Adjunct Profesor UNMdP

Eduardo leads projects involving mitochondrial complex I during the embryogenesis and photorrespiration in plants. He is especially interested in the role of the CA domain, which represents the initial step of complex I assembly and that is composed by proteins that are similar to gamma type carbonic anhydrases. In addition, Eduardo studies the presence of a homolog CA domain integrated in the complex I of diatoms and its participation during the life cycle, growth (biomass) and photorespiration in diatoms.

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Victoria Bauer

Lic. Victoria Bauer

Becaria Doctoral CONICET

Victoria studies the molecular bases of ferroptosis cell death in plants.

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Gabriel Lopez

Lic. Gabriel López

Becario Doctoral AGENCIA

Gabriel studies the molecular bases of thermotolerance observed in plants after treatment with ferroptosis inhibitors.

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