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Biomolecular Chemistry Lab
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The lab specializes in plant physiology and molecular biology.
AboutAbout the lab
Specializing in plant physiology and molecular biology
Lecturer Masatoshi Sonoda is the faculty member in charge of the biomolecular chemistry field in the Department of Applied Biological Chemistry, Faculty of Horticulture.
The lab's specialties are plant physiology and molecular biology.
The research keywords listed in the faculty directory are plant aroma compounds, tendril formation, fruit browning, and transcription factors.
Key terms
- Plant physiology
- The field that studies how plants function, such as how they grow, flower, and respond to their environment
- Molecular biology
- The field that explains biological phenomena through the actions of molecules such as DNA and proteins
- Transcription factors
- Proteins that start or stop transcription, the process of copying genetic information into RNA, and thereby regulate gene expression
ResearchResearch themes
The lab specializes in plant physiology and molecular biology.
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- LecturerMasatoshi Sonoda
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- Top image: “Terramera scientists working in a climate-controlled growth chamber located in Vancouver, BC. The space uses LED lighting, which supports plant growth. ( )” Simon Fraser University - Communications & Marketing / CC BY 2.0 (cropped)
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