Publications by authors named "Audrei Dabul"
Transgenic plants in the US and abroad generated using genetic engineering technology are regulated with respect to release into the environment and inclusion into diets of humans and animals. For crops incorporating pharmaceuticals or industrial enzymes regulations are even more stringent. Notifications are not allowed for movement and release, therefore a permit is required.
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- The study focuses on the interaction mechanisms between the endophytic bacterium Herbaspirillum seropedicae and plant hosts, revealing that its genetic makeup supports versatile colonization and nutrient exchange.
- The genome of H. seropedicae, which has over 4,800 genes, indicates its ability to metabolize various carbon and nitrogen sources, as well as to produce hormones like indole acetic acid that can influence plant growth.
- The presence of multiple protein secretion systems and adhesion-related genes suggests that H. seropedicae is well-equipped to interact with and thrive inside a diverse range of plant species.