Claus Krogh Madsen

Tenure track assistant professor

Aarhus University

Denmark

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Claus Krogh Madsen is a tenure track assistant professor at Aarhus University, Denmark. His research areas encompass plant genetics and biotechnology, particularly focusing on genome editing, metabolic shifts in halophytes, and root biomass quantification. His recent publications address critical advancements in food security and plant breeding methods, emphasizing innovative techniques such as CRISPR and digital PCR.

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Antonella Castagna

associate professor

University of Pisa

ITALY

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Boris Rewald

AUSTRIA

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Tobias Hanak

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Henrik Brinch-Pedersen

Professor, Head of Section

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Giuseppe Dionisio

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Root mixture analysis: methods and vision

Salt‐induced nutritional and metabolic shifts in halophytes: implications for food security

Digital PCR enables direct root biomass quantification and species profiling in soil samples

Rapid one-step CRISPR-cas vector assembly by isothermal spacer removal linearization and sequence-ligation independent cloning (ISRL-SLIC)

Optimized barley phytase gene expression by focused FIND-IT screening for mutations in cis-acting regulatory elements

Genome Editing‐accelerated Re‐Domestication (GEaReD) – A new major direction in plant breeding

New Hope for Genome Editing in Cultivated Grasses: CRISPR Variants and Application

Barley Nepenthesin-Like Aspartic Protease HvNEP-1 Degrades Fusarium Phytase, Impairs Toxin Production, and Suppresses the Fungal Growth

Barley Nepenthesin-Like Aspartic Protease HvNEP-1 Degrades Fusarium Phytase, Impairs Toxin Production, and Suppresses the Fungal Growth

Overexpression of Nepenthesin HvNEP-1 in Barley Endosperm Reduces Fusarium Head Blight and Mycotoxin Accumulation

Horizontal Stacking of PAPhy_a Cisgenes in Barley Is a Potent Strategy for Increasing Mature Grain Phytase Activity

Horizontal Stacking of PAPhy_a Cisgenes in Barley Is a Potent Strategy for Increasing Mature Grain Phytase Activity

Globoids and Phytase: The Mineral Storage and Release System in Seeds

A novel wheat q’ allele identified by forward genetic in silico TILLING

Overexpression of Nepenthesin HvNEP-1 in Barley Endosperm Reduces Fusarium Head Blight and Mycotoxin Accumulation

Collaborators (5)

Antonella Castagna

Boris Rewald

Tobias Hanak

Henrik Brinch-Pedersen

Giuseppe Dionisio

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