Center for Plant Cell Biology | Institute for Integrative Genome Biology

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Center for Plant Cell Biology

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Our Center

The Center for Plant Cell Biology addresses significant questions in plant biology on the molecular level.

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Our People

Our Membership includes over 60 physical and life scientists, engineers, biologists, computer scientists and statisticians in 14 Departments across UCR.

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Our Events

From our seminar series to our science fair sponsorship, we offer a host of opportunities for participation and collaboration. We welcome your involvement.

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Our Research

Find out more about our research, including our Student Training Opportunities and REU and access to our Core Facilities.

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Latest News

Read the latest about what’s happening around the Center.

November 20, 2024

Dr. Julia Bailey-Serres has again been recognized as a highly cited researcher in the “Clarivate Analytics’ Highly Cited Researchers list”

Dr. Julia Bailey-Serres has again been recognized as a highly cited researcher in the “Clarivate Analytics’ Highly Cited Researchers list”. Julia has been continuously receiving this recognition every single year since 2014!

September 30, 2024

Scientists design new drug to fight malaria

CIDVR Director Karine Le Roch, in collaboration with other researchers with UC Irvine and Yale School of Medicine, published a report in Science about the efficacy of the new MED6-189 drug against malaria parasites in humans.

September 23, 2024

The boogie-woogie approach to creativity in art and science

The article was edited by our own Natasha Raikhel, an Associate Editor or PNAS. This article is unusual for a broad science journal because it highlights art and science in the announcement of this year’s Lasker Awards for scientific achievements...

September 19, 2024

Stopping plants from passing viruses to their progeny

Ding lab aims to prevent virus transmission in plants by pinpointing the immune pathway that preventing transmission from parent to progeny, also called vertical transmission.

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