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Fields of interest:

• Plant Metabolism
• Isoprenoid pathway
• Metabolic Engineering
• Oxidative stress
• Stress and Metabolic Signaling

Recent publications:

A. Wille, P. Zimmermann, E. Vranová, S. Bleuler, A. Fürholz, L. Hennig, O. Laule, A. Prelíc, P. von Rohr, L. Thiele, E. Zitzler, W. Gruissem and P. Bühlmann:
Sparse graphical gaussian modeling for genetic regulatory network inference,
Genome Biology, Vol. 5 , (2004), R92.1-R92.13.

E. Vranová, F. Van Breusegem, J. Dat, E. Belles-Boix and D. Inzé:
The role of active oxygen species in plant signal transduction,
In: D. Scheel and C. Wasternack (Eds.):
Plant Signal Transduction: Frontiers in Molecular Biology,
Oxford University Press, 2002.

E. Vranová, S. Atichartpongkul, R. Villaroel, M. Van Montagu, D. Inzé and W. Van Camp:
Comprehensive analysis of gene expression in Nicotiana tabacum leaves acclimated to oxidative stress,
Proceedings of the National academy of Sciences, Vol. 99, (2002), pp. 10870-10875

E. Vranová, F. Van Breusegem and D. Inzé:
Signal transduction during oxidative stress, |
Journal of Experimental Botany, Vol. 53, (2002), pp. 1227-1236

F. Van Breusegem, E. Vranová, J. Dat and D. Inzé:
The role of active oxygen species in plant signal transduction,
Plant Science, Vol. 161, (2001), pp. 405-414.

E. Vranová, S. Tähtiharju, S. Rutchadaporn, H. Willekens, P. Heino, E.T. Palva, D. Inzé and W. Van Camp:
The AKT3 potassium channel protein interacts with the AtPP2CA protein phosphatase 2C,
Journal of Experimental Botany, Vol. 52, (2001), pp. 181-182.

E. Vranová, D. Coman, W. Gruissem:
Structure and dynamics of the isoprenoid pathway network,
Molecular Plant, Vol.  5, (2012), pp.318-333

E. Vranová, M. Hirsch-Hoffman, W. Gruissem:
AtIPD – A curated database of Arabidopsis isoprenoid pathway models and genes for isoprenoid network analysis,
Plant Physiology, Vol. 156, (2011), pp.1655-1660

M. Closa, E. Vranová, C. Bortolotti, L. Bigler, M. Arro, A. Ferrer, W. Gruissem:
The Arabidopsis thaliana FPP synthase isozymes have overlapping and specific functions in isoprenoid biosynthesis, and complete loss of FPP synthase activity causes early developmental arrest,
Plant Journal, Vol. 63, (2010), pp.512-525