Dirk Inzé

The paper shows that altering the cell cycle of rice bundle sheath cells affects chloroplast occupancy and leaf growth, but does not fully replicate C4 bundle sheath traits.

This study identifies early response genes and proteins in Arabidopsis leaves under varying light and cold conditions, revealing development-dependent stress responses and key regulators of cold acclimation.

The paper generates a high-resolution spatiotemporal transcriptome dataset of maize shoot organs under well-watered and drought conditions, revealing conserved and organ-specific gene regulation patterns.

The paper links rosette-stage gene expression in Brassica napus to field-grown plant yield traits by analyzing individual plants in the field.

BREEDIT improves complex traits in maize by combining CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing with crossing schemes to generate mutants with enhanced growth characteristics.

This study profiles individual maize plants in the field to link genes to functions and phenotypes, showing field data can predict gene function and plant traits as effectively as lab data.