Dr Michael Considine
- ARC Future Fellow, The University Of Western Australia
- group: Considine
Research:
A major focus of our group is to understand the regulation of plant dormancy, and developmental transitions by the environment. We explore this in both lab and agricultural species, particularly perennial fruit crops such as grapevine and apple. A particular focus of our studies is the function of oxygen-dependent signalling within buds and meristems, which includes the N-end rule of O2/NO proteolysis and redox modifications. We also work closely with the ag/hort industry on breeding and nutritional quality, for example in apples. Our research is based on physiology and biochemistry, coupled with genomics and genetics.
Contact Info:
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- https://www.vinebiology.com
PEB Media Appearances:
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2024
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(2024)
Redox regulation of meristem quiescence: Outside/ in.
J Exp Bot
(in press).
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2024
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(2024)
Influence of mixed and single infection of grapevine leafroll-associated viruses and viral load on berry quality.
Tree Physiol
44(5):.
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2024
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(2024)
Editorial: Seed dormancy, germination, and pre-harvest sprouting, volume II.
Front Plant Sci
15:1399510.
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2023
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(2023)
Systematic evaluation of chromatin immunoprecipitation sequencing to study histone occupancy in dormancy transitions of grapevine buds.
Tree Physiol
43(4):675-689.
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2019
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(2019)
The initiation of bud burst in grapevine features dynamic regulation of the apoplastic pore size
J EXP BOT
71(2):719-729.
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2012
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(2012)
Sulphur dioxide evokes a large scale reprogramming of the grape berry transcriptome associated with oxidative signalling and biotic defence responses.
Plant Cell Environ
35(2):405-17.
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