La formation des fleurs comprend trois étapes successives. Tout d'abord, un méristème, contenant les cellules souches, se forme sur les flancs du méristème d'inflorescence. Puis, le méristème adopte une identité florale. Enfin, la morphogenèse florale permet le développement des différents organes floraux répartis en quatre verticilles. Ces étapes font intervenir des réseaux génétiques distincts. Le facteur de transcription LEAFY (LFY) est un régulateur majeur du développement floral chez les plantes à fleurs. Le but de ma thèse était de comprendre les fonctions précises de LFY au cours du développement floral, en particulier dans les étapes précoces du développement. Les études moléculaires de LFY chez la plante modèle A. thaliana ont perm...
A subset of eukaryotic transcription factors (TFs) possess the ability to reprogram one cell type in...
International audienceThe transition from vegetative growth to flower formation is critical for the ...
International audienceThe LEAFY (LFY) gene of Arabidopsis and its homologs in other angiosperms enco...
LEAFY (LFY) est un facteur de transcription central pour le développement des plantes, en particulie...
LEAFY (LFY) est un facteur de transcription central pour le développement des plantes, en particulie...
Flowers are a key innovation in plant evolution and their origin remains a mystery. LEAFY(LFY) is a ...
LEAFY (LFY) protein is a key regulator of floral development. Its gradually increased expression gov...
LEAFY (LFY) est un facteur de transcription unique et très conservé chez les plantes terrestres. Il ...
Flower development is crucial for the reproductive success of plants. This developmental step requir...
LEAFY (LFY) is a unique transcription factor, highly conserved within land plants. LFY directly regu...
SummaryThe transition from vegetative growth to flower formation is critical for the survival of flo...
In angiosperms, the development of flowers takes place in several stages. The meristem, a stem cell ...
Plants have the capacity to continuously produce organs throughout their life because they maintain ...
Understanding how molecular mechanisms can be linked to evolution of organism form is the founding t...
Chez les angiospermes, la floraison est un processus qui prend part en plusieurs étapes. Le méristèm...
A subset of eukaryotic transcription factors (TFs) possess the ability to reprogram one cell type in...
International audienceThe transition from vegetative growth to flower formation is critical for the ...
International audienceThe LEAFY (LFY) gene of Arabidopsis and its homologs in other angiosperms enco...
LEAFY (LFY) est un facteur de transcription central pour le développement des plantes, en particulie...
LEAFY (LFY) est un facteur de transcription central pour le développement des plantes, en particulie...
Flowers are a key innovation in plant evolution and their origin remains a mystery. LEAFY(LFY) is a ...
LEAFY (LFY) protein is a key regulator of floral development. Its gradually increased expression gov...
LEAFY (LFY) est un facteur de transcription unique et très conservé chez les plantes terrestres. Il ...
Flower development is crucial for the reproductive success of plants. This developmental step requir...
LEAFY (LFY) is a unique transcription factor, highly conserved within land plants. LFY directly regu...
SummaryThe transition from vegetative growth to flower formation is critical for the survival of flo...
In angiosperms, the development of flowers takes place in several stages. The meristem, a stem cell ...
Plants have the capacity to continuously produce organs throughout their life because they maintain ...
Understanding how molecular mechanisms can be linked to evolution of organism form is the founding t...
Chez les angiospermes, la floraison est un processus qui prend part en plusieurs étapes. Le méristèm...
A subset of eukaryotic transcription factors (TFs) possess the ability to reprogram one cell type in...
International audienceThe transition from vegetative growth to flower formation is critical for the ...
International audienceThe LEAFY (LFY) gene of Arabidopsis and its homologs in other angiosperms enco...