Nieuwe technologieën

Projecten 2014

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  KB-17-003.02-007 - Systems biology Flowering The time of flowering is an important process for the plant, but also for breeders and growers. The flower delivers important agricultural products as...
• KB-17-003.02-008 - Modeling rice adaptation to drought stress Drought is a complex stress for crops. They react with changes in photosynthesis, morphology (e.g. root size and leaf thickness) and other crop...
• KB-17-003.02-010 - Modeling flowering time regulatory networks <p>Flowering time, the moment that plants switch from vegetative to reproductive growth, is a key parameter for yield and adaptation to...
• KB-17-003.02-011 - Finding the holy grail in production ecology Society has expressed strong interest in a bio-based economy. This requires high-yielding crops that efficiently use nutrients and water and are...
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  KB-17-003.02-016 - The gut & dietary lipids <p>Nutrition is the most important non-genetic contributor to life-style related diseases, but many aspects of this relationship are still...
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  Systems biology of sink strength Knowledge and understanding of plant physiology and genetics is rapidly moving forward. However integration of these advances with the extensive...
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  Modeling an ecological network of plant-insect dynamics in the context of volatile plant metabolite profiles Plants are at the basis of most terrestrial food webs and they are exposed to a multitude of insect species at different trophic levels. Plants appear...
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  KB-17-003.02-021 - Food for the Gatekeeper The homeostasis of the small intestine and its mucosal immune system can be modulated by various food-products. In order to efficiently study, but...
• KB-17-003.02-022 - Models of dietary effects on immune responses in pigs The gut is the primary site for the intake, processing, and absorption of nutrients in feeds and foods. The mucosal layer of the gut contains the...
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  KB-17-003.02-023 - Microbiota interactive functional networks Understanding and predicting microbial functionality within complex ecosystems such as those found in the mammalian intestinal tract requires a...