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Janis E. Bravo

Williams College

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Williams College

Department of Biology

NoneJanis E. Bravo is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Williams College.

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molecular biology biochemistry enzymes plant physiology plant science plant biology plant biochemistry plant molecular biology plant genetics pharmacology genetics plant pathology botany genomics gene expression epigenetics structural biology symbiosis cell death biological chemistry molecular plant pathology applied microbiology environmental microbiology molecular plant-microbe interactions molecular regulation plant genomics plant-pathogen interactions plant-microbe interactions plant immunity inositolphosphorylceramide synthase arabidopsis mutants microbial strategies

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Unmasking Host and Microbial Strategies in the Agrobacterium-Plant Defense Tango. Frontiers in Plant Science (2015)

symbiosismolecular plant pathologymicrobial pathogenesisplant-pathogen interactionsapplied microbiologybiologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologymolecular plant-microbe interactionsmicroorganismsplant-microbe interactionsmicrobial strategiesplant immunitymicrobiology

An Inositolphosphorylceramide Synthase is Involved in Regulation of Plant Programmed Cell Death Associated With Defense in Arabidopsis. The Plant Cell (2008)

Wenming WangXiaohua YangSamantha TangchaiburanaRoland NdehJennifer E. MarkhamYoseph TsegayeTeresa M. DunnGuo-Liang WangMaria BellizziJames F. ParsonsDanielle MorrisseyJanis E. BravoDaniel V. LynchShunyuan Xiao

inositolphosphorylceramide synthasecell deathpharmacologyplant biologyplant biochemistryplant molecular biologymolecular regulationplant geneticsplant physiologyenzymesmolecular biologyplant pathologyplant sciencebotanybiochemistry

Arabidopsis Mutants Lacking Long Chain Base Phosphate Lyase Are Fumonisin-Sensitive and Accumulate Trihydroxy-18: 1 Long Chain Base Phosphate. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2007)

Yoseph TsegayeChristopher G. RichardsonJanis E. BravoBrendan J. MulcahyDaniel V. LynchJennifer E. MarkhamJan G. JaworskiMing ChenEdgar B. CahoonTeresa M. Dunn

genomicsgene expressionplant biologyplant geneticsplant biochemistrygeneticsplant molecular biologyplant physiologyenzymesplant sciencemolecular biologybiological chemistryepigeneticsstructural biologyarabidopsis mutantsplant genomicsbiochemistry

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Janis E. Bravo

Williams College

Affiliations

Williams College

Department of Biology

NoneJanis E. Bravo is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Williams College.

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Janis E. Bravo

Williams College

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Unmasking Host and Microbial Strategies in the Agrobacterium-Plant Defense Tango. Frontiers in Plant Science (2015)

An Inositolphosphorylceramide Synthase is Involved in Regulation of Plant Programmed Cell Death Associated With Defense in Arabidopsis. The Plant Cell (2008)

Arabidopsis Mutants Lacking Long Chain Base Phosphate Lyase Are Fumonisin-Sensitive and Accumulate Trihydroxy-18: 1 Long Chain Base Phosphate. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2007)

Yoseph TsegayeChristopher G. RichardsonJanis E. BravoBrendan J. MulcahyDaniel V. LynchJennifer E. MarkhamJan G. JaworskiMing ChenEdgar B. CahoonTeresa M. Dunn

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