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Navigating the Plant Cell: The Function and Evolution of SOSEKI Polar Proteins

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Promotie Promovendus A (Andriy) Volkov MSc Promotor prof.dr. D (Dolf) Weijers Copromotor prof.dr.ir. JHB (Joris) Sprakel Organisatie Wageningen University, Laboratory of Biochemistry Datum vr 3 oktober 2025 13:00 tot 14:30 Locatie Omnia, gebouwnummer 105 Hoge Steeg 2 6708 PH Wageningen +31 (0)317 - 484 500 Zaal/kamer Auditorium Samenvatting (Engelstalig) Plants grow in organized patterns because their cells can sense directions—like up toward the shoot or down toward the root.
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Hidden infections, hidden impacts: Covert viral infections in a lepidopteran host

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Samenvatting (Engelstalig) Insect viral infections are ubiquitous in nature. These infections can be classified in overt and covert infections. While the former induce clear symptoms of disease, often leading to host death, covert infections do not cause major visible symptoms and are vertically transmitted from their “healthy looking” parents to their offspring.
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Conflict or cooperation? Micro-level dynamics of climate and livelihood shocks in Senegal

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Samenvatting (Engelstalig) This thesis explores how climate change, livelihood shocks, and community relationships interact, focusing on farmer-herder dynamics in Senegal. Using surveys, interviews, focus groups, experiments, and econometric analysis, it shows that climate change affects daily life but is not a direct cause of conflict. Instead, geographical and seasonal patterns, natural resource management, and local governance play bigger roles in social relations.
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