Vítor Amorim‐Silva

This study shows that SYT1 and SYT3 are essential for maintaining endocytosis during cold stress in Arabidopsis by preserving membrane composition and TPC subunit association.

The paper integrates proteomic and interactomic data to identify SYT1-associated proteins at ER-PM contact sites and links them to lignin deposition.

This study identifies PI4P signaling and ER-PM contact sites as regulators of polarized root hair growth in plants, showing SAC7 modulates SYT1 dynamics to control cell elongation.

This study identifies a phosphorylation-dependent mechanism by which BIK1 regulates TTL3 to control cellulose biosynthesis under salt stress.

The paper investigates the relationship between ascorbate levels and auxin biosynthesis in Arabidopsis by analyzing mutant lines with altered ascorbate concentrations.

The paper identifies FaCCR1 and FaOCT4 genes regulating medium-chain ester content and strawberry aroma through genetic mapping and functional analysis.

The paper identifies DGK1 and DGK2 as forming a module with SYT1 at ER-PM contact sites in Arabidopsis, enhancing PI cycle efficiency through DAG transport and phosphorylation during stress.

The paper shows that synaptotagmins maintain diacylglycerol homeostasis at ER-PM contact sites during abiotic stress by preventing its detrimental accumulation at the plasma membrane.

The paper identifies GDP-O_SCPLOWLC_SCPLOW-galactose phosphorylase as the main control point in ascorbate biosynthesis through metabolic engineering, genetic analysis, and functional mutant complementation.

This study identifies TTL proteins as scaffolds for BR signaling components in Arabidopsis, enhancing signal transduction by localizing these components at the plasma membrane upon BR treatment.