PDF) Geldner, N., Friml, J., Stierhof, Y.-D., J??rgens, G. & Palme, K. Auxin transport inhibitors block PIN1 cycling and vesicle trafficking. Nature 413, 425-428
Increasing plant performance by altering water tightness - Recherche - Mens Sana - InVivo
CPSC Lecture with Niko Geldner – University of Copenhagen
International plant molecular biology congress
Niko Geldner no Twitter: "Great time at #20yearsZMBP" / Twitter
Surveillance of cell wall diffusion barrier integrity modulates water and solute transport in plants | Scientific Reports
The people behind the papers - Pauline Anne & Christian Hardtke - the Node
VIB - Niko Geldner (University Lausanne, CH) presenting his latest research during the VIB conference At the Forefront of Plant Research (15-16 June, Ghent, BE) | Facebook
Current Lab Members – The Geldner Lab
Invited Speakers - ISRR 2018
Niko Geldner | B·DEBATE
Plantae | Plantae Presents: Niko Geldner and Sarah Blizard | Plantae
CEPCEB Seminar: Niko Geldner, Universite de Lausanne – Center for Plant Cell Biology
Society for Experimental Biology - Meet Niko Geldner - our speaker for the "Cellular aspects of plant hormone action" session at #SEBconference 2021 Submit your abstract! Deadline 22 March www.sebiology.org/events/event/seb-conference-2021/abstracts ...
Plantae | Plantae Presents: Niko Geldner and Sarah Blizard | Plantae
IPMB | 植微所
From Cellular Dynamics to Morphology" International Webinar Series | Events & Announcements | Periodicity and its Modulation in Plants
Current Lab Members – The Geldner Lab
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Congratulations Tonni! – University of Copenhagen
CBGP sur Twitter : "Niko Geldner (Lausane University) talking about plant casparian strip. Revealing the casparian strip regulation!!!! https://t.co/BfZ09BoPD5" / Twitter
Scientific Advisory Board
Labex TULIP - Séminaire « Prestige » Niko Geldner
Events | WPI World Premier International Research Center Initiative: Institute of Transformative Bio-Molecules, Nagoya University
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GDSL-domain containing proteins mediate suberin biosynthesis and degradation, enabling developmental plasticity of the endodermis during lateral root emergence | bioRxiv
