Poster Presentation atthe EMBO | COB Workshop Plant tropisms
P01

Two-step regulation of lateral root spacing in Arabidopsis thaliana
Shohei Oshiro (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JP)P02

PKS proteins, regulation of pH and auxin signaling during phototropismPeter Sabol (University of Lausanne, CH)

P03

The liverwort oil body is formed by redirection of the secretory pathway
Takehiko Kanazawa (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)

P04

Light-modulated de novo meristem formation in Marchantia polymorpha
sporelings
Nikhil Job (Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology (GMI), AT)

P05

Coordination of shoot gravitropic setpoint angle by TILLER ANGLECONTROL1 and LZY1
Nozomi Kawamoto (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)

P06

The nuclear pore complex mediates EXECUTER-mediated retrograde signaling
during photomorphogenesis
Hanhong Liu (Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN)

P07

Light signalling components regulate aluminium sensitivity in Arabidopsis
thaliana
Debojyoti Kar (Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Bhopal (IISERBhopal), IN)

P08

The integration of PIN protein phosphoregulation and LAZY signalling in lateralroot gravitropic setpoint angle controlStefan Kepinski (University of Leeds, UK)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 3 (July 11).

P09

Exploring the evolutionary process of plant gravitropism by utilizing the basal
land plant, Physcomitrium patens
Kanta Suemitsu (Hokkaido University, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 3 (July 11).

P10

Auxin biosynthesis, transport and response directly attenuate hydrotropic
bending of roots in the latter stages in Arabidopsis thaliana
Kotaro Akita (Yamagata University, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 2 (July 10).

P11

Circadian clock regulates root hair elongation in Arabidopsis
Akane Kubota (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 4 (July 12).

P12

PINpointing the loop: Deciphering auxin transport regulation
Sarah Koutnik-Abele (Technical University of Munich, GE)

P13

The BRX domain of RLD exhibits diverse interaction modes with proteinsTakeshi Nishimura (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)P14

A study of novel movement pattern in streptophyte alga Chara and rapid auxin
response
Katarina Kurtovic (Charles University, CZ)

P15Characterization of blue light-induced paraheliotropic leaf movements in soy bean
Shin-ichiro Inoue (Saitama University, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 1 (July 9).

P16

Twining plants capitalize on circumnutations to assess mechanical properties ofcandidate support, and initiate a thigmotropic twining response
Amir Ohad (Tel Aviv University, IL)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 4 (July 12).

P17

Leaf movement analysis in Arabidopsis using microfocus X-ray CT imaging
Maika Hayashi (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JP)

P18

Analysis of PICALM2 in Arabidopsis pollen tubes
Kazuo Ebine (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)

P19

The role of polar auxin transport in cell polarity establishment in lateral root
primordium formation
Sanae Kaneta (Osaka University, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 3 (July 11).

P20

Phototropin mediates daily cold priming to promote light responses in Arabidopsis
Minoru Noguchi (Utsunomiya University, JP)

P21

General and local anesthetics attenuate the thigmotropism of plant roots
Noriyasu Magari (Keio University, JP)P22

The molecular mechanism underlying rice root tolerance to ammonium toxicity
Wei Xuan (Nanjing Agricultural University, CN)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 3 (July 11).

P23

The clock gene PRR7 is involved in the regulation of the photoreceptor phototropin
signaling system
Tomohiro Asami (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JP)

P24

Exploring the mechanisms of root bending response to gravity throughquantitative analysis of cellular dynamics
Tatsuaki Goh (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 2 (July 10).

P25

Engineering FRET biosensors for direct visualisation of endogenous auxindynamics
Max Josse (University of Cambridge, UK)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 2 (July 10).

P26

The protein stability of LZY3 is regulated by post-translational modifications
Hiromasa Shikata (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)

P27

PHOTOREGULATORY PROTEIN KINASEs (PPKs) in hypocotyl phototropism
Lucius Muthert (University of Lausanne, CH)

P28

IntegrationAki of multiple stimuli in sunflower tropisms
Roni Kempinski (Tel Aviv University, IL)

P29

In-depth quantification of cell division and elongation dynamics at the tip ofgrowing Arabidopsis roots revealed cell cluster-constrained fluctuation of root
zonation boundaries
Keiji Nakajima (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JP)P30

Auxin signaling repressor IAA8 promotes seed germination by down regulation ofABI3 gene in response to environmental stresses in Arabidopsis
Jeong Woo Lee (Gyeongsang National University, KR)

P31

Verification of the biphasic model of phototropic response in maize coleoptiles
Kosumi Yamada (University of Tsukuba, JP)

P32

Molecular mechanisms involved in light-dependent transcription start site
selection in Arabidopsis thaliana
Yoshiro Murakami (Kyoto University, JP)P33

A novel Arabidopsis thaliana protein, POTI, plays an important role in elongationof pollen tubes
Natalia Julia Rzepecka (Ochanomizu University, JP)

P34

Investigation of tropic responses in Arabidopsis thaliana with an autonomous
bioluminescent auxin sensor
Mike Karampelias (Czech Academy of Sciences, CZ)

P35

SHOOT GRAVITROPISM 5 mediates the stomatal response to darkness inArabidopsis
Moeca Arai (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, JP)

P36

Regulations of pluripotency acquisition in callus by WOX transcription factors
and IAA biosynthesis
Kaisei Maruyama (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JP)

P37

Development of transgenic rice with PHYA and PHYB phosphomutant genes forcrop improvement
Tamanna Bachhawat (Presidency University, IN)

P38

Playing around with the LBDs: Insights into root/shoot differentiation and lateralroot induction upon mechanical impedance
Akihito Mamiya (Kobe University, JP)

P39

Dynamics of the VAMP72 group in pollen tube elongation
Anna Tode (Ochanomizu University, JP)P40

Molecular mechanism of apical hook development
Pawan Kumar Jewaria (National Institute of Plant Genome Research Aruna Asaf AliMarg, IN)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 4 (July 12).

P41

HY5 inhibits lateral root development by up-regulating auxin signaling repressor
in Arabidopsis
Minh Le Anh Pham (Gyeongsang National University, KR)

P42

Phosducin PhLP2 coordinates directionality of primary root growth inArabidopsis
Denisa Oulehlova (Charles University, CZ)

P43

NEK6 provides tissue-specific growth anisotropy through its actin-dependent
polar localization in Arabidopsis thaliana
Hiroyasu Motose (Okayama University, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 1 (July 9).

P44

A U-box E3 ubiquitin ligase modulates photomorphogenesis via ubiquitination of
Phytochrome B in Arabidopsis
Huilun Sun (Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN)

P45

Emergence of polar auxin transport regulatory machinery before divergence ofland plants
Satoshi Naramoto (Hokkaido University, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 2 (July 10).

P46

The clock genes, PRRs, regulate phototropin-mediated blue-light responses inArabidopsis
Gian Carlo Feliciano Maliwat (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, JP)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 4 (July 12).

P47

Functional analysis of RLF, a cytochrome b5-like heme binding protein, in plantorgan develoYaopment
Kentaro Iwata (Kobe university, JP)P48

Heat stress causes defective flower development by perturbing the expression ofbZIP and MYB genes through MPK-mediated phosphorylation of Aux/IAA
Woo Sik Chung (Gyeongsang National University, KR)

Online sharing Poster (via Google Drive)
P49

Actin filaments reorganization in response to auto straightening
Kinza Khan (University of Clermont Auvergne, FR)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 1 (July 9).

P50

Transport properties of canonical PIN-FORMED proteins and the role of the loop
domain in auxin transport and tropisms
Ulrich Z. Hammes (Technical University of Munich, GE)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 2 (July 10).

P51

AI-assisted decoding of condensate assembly in the plant phototropic response
Prabha Manishankar (The Center for Plant Molecular Biology (ZMBP), GE)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 2 (July 10).

P52

Analysis of the repeated and conserved TPRXS motifs in canonical PIN-FORMED
auxin transporters during tropic responses
Namuk Kim (Technical University of Munich, GE)

P53KIPK AGC1 kinases suppress overbending during negative hypocotylgravitropism
Yao Xiao (Guangzhou University, CN)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 1 (July 9).

P54

How roots find nutrients in low-nitrogen environments:
From N systemic signaling to ecosystems
Lu Yang (Centre for Plant Biotechnology and Genomics (CBGP), Technical Universityof Madrid, ES)

P55

A role for osmoregulation of amyloplasts in gravitropism
Atsushi Togaki (Setsunan University, JP)P56

Systems approaches reveal that ABCB and PIN proteins mediate co-dependent
auxin efflux
Leah R. Band (University of Nottingham, UK)*This poster is selected as a selected talk in the day 2 (July 10).

P57

Exploring the role of the NGR1 protein in the plant root gravitropic response
Anastasia Teplova (Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA), AT)

P58

Lysine 526 of Arabidopsis PHOTOTROPIN1 functions to enhance phototropism
Tong-Seung Tseng (National Chiayi University, TW)