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Daniel Valentin Savatin

DANIEL VALENTIN SAVATIN

DANIEL VALENTIN SAVATIN

Professore Associato

  • Coordinator of the PlantBiotech master's degree program (LM-7)
  • Departmental infrastructure delegate

  • Department

    DAFNE - DIPARTIMENTO DI SCIENZE AGRARIE E FORESTALI

  • Email

    daniel.savatin@unitus.it

  • Social Profiles

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  • Profile

    • Bio

    • In my research career I focused on molecular mechanisms regulating plant defense activation upon sensing danger signals, such as cell wall-derived damage-associated molecular patterns. After my PhD in 2011, my work has contributed to identify key signaling elements and their subcellular dynamics during elicitor-induced immunity. In 2016 I joined the Brassinosteroids lab at VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology in Gent, where I contributed to study plasma membrane dynamics and clathrin-mediated internalization of activated Pattern Recognition Receptor complexes. In 2019, I started my own research group at the University of Tuscia. Our work aims at combining science-based knowledge with biotechnological methods to develop crops that have higher resilience to biotic stresses.

    • Keywords
      • plant immunity
      • immune molecular mechanisms
    • Discliplinary scientific field

    • BIO/04 FISIOLOGIA VEGETALE

    • Research fields
      • Skills

      • Scientific research

        • Groups of research
          • Prizes and Awards
            • Scientific Participations
              • PhD Students
                • Research Fellows
                  • Scholars
                    • Editorial Boards

                    • Principal Publications

                      • Publications

                      • Third Mission

                        • Third Mission

                        • Didattica

                          • Ricevimento
                          • During working hours, upon appointment.
                          • Insegnamenti
                          • SUBJECTS
                            Plant genomics and stress responses -
                            Physiology and Principles of Plant Biotechnology -