Bram Van de Poel

This study characterizes the ACO gene family in Arabidopsis, showing tissue-specific ethylene production and its role in stress responses, but not essential for normal development.

This study identifies PPDK as a key regulator of light-dependent diurnal deacidification in CAM leaves, showing its strict light regulation across varying PPFD and photoperiod conditions.

This study examines pear tree growth under agrivoltaic conditions, finding reduced yield but stable flowering, altered fruit shape, and delayed leaf senescence.

The paper develops a kinetic model of ethylene biosynthesis and signaling in tomato fruit using transcriptomic, proteomic, and metabolic data to understand ripening under different conditions.

This study investigates the role of the tomato vacuolar invertase gene SlVI in sugar metabolism, fruit quality, and postharvest resistance, finding that its knockout increases sucrose content, firmness, and resistance to Botrytis cinerea.

This study identifies EIL2 as a Brassicaceae-specific transcription factor that fine-tunes ethylene-dependent processes in Arabidopsis, including hypocotyl elongation, lateral root formation, and flowering time.