Åsa Strand

This paper demonstrates the use of plant cells to create adaptive, programmable living materials with photosynthetic and electrochemical functionalities.

This study identifies ppGpp-binding proteins in plants and cyanobacteria using chemoproteomics, revealing novel regulatory targets and conserved mechanisms compared to E. coli.

The paper introduces IsoformMapper, a web tool that compares protein isoforms through structural community analysis, showing how alternative splicing affects protein function in Arabidopsis.

The paper examines how Arabidopsis Mediator mutants respond to Pseudomonas syringae infection by analyzing transcript and metabolite levels, revealing their roles in metabolic and transcriptional responses.

The paper investigates the role of Mediator subunits in Arabidopsis salt stress response by analyzing gene expression in mutants, revealing their involvement in abiotic stress pathways.