Project Leader

Damian Cambiagno

cambiagno.damian@inta.gob.ar

As the leader of the project, I am focused on the role of small RNAs and epigenetics in priming against pathogens.

PhD student

Manuel Musso

musso.manuel@inta.gob.ar

He is focused on understanding the molecular mechanisms associated with the biogenesis and activity of miRNAs in general, as well as specific miRNAs that modulate priming against pathogenic bacteria in the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana

Undergrad student

Micaela Liendo

micaela.yael.liendo@mi.unc.edu.ar

She is studying how the epigenetic regulation of master genes involved in defenses against pathogenic bacteria modulates the establishment of priming

Technician

Virginia Lobattov

lobatto.virginia@inta.gob.ar 

She is involved not only in my project but in several others from the complete lab (led by Lascano). 

Former student

Nahir Alanie

 nahir.alanie@mi.unc.edu.ar

She is studying the behavior of a few components of the miRNA synthesis in the activation of plant defenses by bioinoculants.

Former intern

Carolina Carnevalle

ccarnevalle@mi.unc.edu.ar  

Together with other members of the group, she will be designing transgenic plants to study the role of specific miRNAs in the plant-pathogen interaction

Former student

Luciano Quevedo

luquevedo.1997@mi.unc.edu.ar 

He was studying how different components of the miRNA biogenesis pathway modulate plant defenses

Whole team!

People from the Stress Biology Group

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