Wayne Snedden

Last Name: 
Snedden
First Name: 
Wayne
(Biology) – Research: My laboratory investigates the cellular mechanisms that plants use to cope with abiotic (cold, drought, etc.) and biotic (pathogen attack) stress. We are particularly interested in understanding the role of calcium ions as second messengers in stress-induced signal transduction pathways. Our research focuses on how calcium-binding proteins (often termed 'calcium sensors'), such as calmodulin and calmodulin-related proteins (CMLs), participate in the complex responses of plant cells to environmental stress. This work helps provide a base of knowledge in stress physiology and informs the technology for engineering improved stress-tolerance in important crop species
AURP

© 2012 Innovation Park at Queen's University. All rights reserved. Please contact us directly for permission to duplicate in whole or in part. Innovation Park at Queen's University is not responsible for the content of external internet websites linked from our website.

Website design by BmDodo Strategic Design. Strategy by Boom Strategy.