MD
Maitrayee DasGupta
Also known as: M DASGUPTA
University of Calcutta Department of Biochemistry, University of Delhi - South Campus, Bose Institute, The University of Texas at Tyler
About
Research Interest : Discovering the innovations that drove the origin of intracellular symbiotic N2-fixation in a monophyletic clade within angiosperms
Employment
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University of Calcutta Department of Biochemistry Professor1994 - Present
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University of Delhi - South Campus DST Young Scientist1992 - 1994
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The University of Texas at Tyler Post-Doctoral Research Associate1987 - 1990
Education
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Bose Institute Ph.D.1983 - 1987
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University of Calcutta Department of Biochemistry M.Sc. in Biochemistry? - 1982
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (37)
- Conserved hinge regions in SYMRK enable release of Malectin-like Domain for symbiont passage during rhizobia-legume symbiosis Save
- Distinct Proline residues in hinge-regions of SYMRK generates a phosphocode for releasing Malectin-like-Domain to allow progress of rhizobia-legume symbiosis at epidermal-cortical barrier Save
- Sucrose-induced auxin conjugate hydrolase restores symbiosis in a Medicago cytokinin perception mutant Save
- Nod factor‐independent ‘crack‐entry’ symbiosis in dalbergoid legume Arachis hypogaea Save
- The Natural Antisense Transcript DONE40 Derived from the lncRNA ENOD40 Locus Interacts with SET Domain Protein ASHR3 During Inception of Symbiosis in Arachis hypogaea Save
- Involvement of Arachis hypogaea Jasmonate ZIM domain/TIFY proteins in root nodule symbiosis Save
- Molecular basis of root nodule symbiosis between bradyrhizobium and ‘crack-entry’ legume groundnut (Arachis hypogaea l.) Save
- Turanose mediated WOX5 expression rescues symbiosis in cytokinin perception mutant cre1 Save
- Functional conservation of CYCLOPS in crack entry legume Arachis hypogaea Save
- Transcriptomic Analysis With the Progress of Symbiosis in ‘Crack-Entry’ Legume Arachis hypogaea Highlights Its Contrast With ‘Infection Thread’ Adapted Legumes Save