Van Dingenen Judith

Van Dingenen Judith - Postdoctoral fellow @ RHIZOSPHERE

Post-doctoral fellow

Judith is a postdoctoral scientist in the group of Prof. Sofie Goormachtig at VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology (FWO fellowships) since 2019. She obtained her PhD in 2016 in the group of Prof. Dirk Inze, where she focused on the regulation of Arabidopsis leaf growth by sugars. After her PhD, she joined the group of Dr. Vanessa Wahl at the Department of Prof. Mark Stitt in the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology (Potsdam, Germany), where she studied the effect of limited nitrogen availability on flowering and tuberization in Arabidopsis and potato. In her current research, she uses this expertise to investigate plant-microbe symbiotic interactions in different plant crops. Her main focus is unraveling the role of sugar signaling during soybean and pea nodulation.

19. Exploring the potential role of four Rhizophagus irregularis nuclear effectors: opportunities and technical limitations.

Aparicio Chacón MV, Hernández Luelmo S, Devlieghere V, Robichez L, Leroy T, Stuer N, De Keyser A, Ceulemans E, Goossens A, Goormachtig S, Van Dingenen J

(2024) - Frontiers in plant science

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18. Strigolactones repress nodule development and senescence in pea.

Van Dingenen J, De Keyser A, Desmet S, Clarysse A, Beullens S, Michiels J, Planque M, Goormachtig S

(2023) - The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology

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17. Characterization of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Effector Proteins.

Aparicio Chacón MV, Van Dingenen J, Goormachtig S

(2023) - International journal of molecular sciences

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16. Seeking the interspecies crosswalk for filamentous microbe effectors.

Stuer N, Van Damme P, Goormachtig S, Van Dingenen J

(2023) - Trends in plant science

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15. CPR5 modulates plant immunity via RNA processing.

Van Dingenen J

(2022) - The Plant cell

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14. Low temperature regulation of strawberry color by FvMAPK3.

Van Dingenen J

(2022) - The Plant cell

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13. A virulence effector resolved: how a fungal phosphatase effector promotes rice false smut.

Van Dingenen J

(2022) - The Plant cell

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12. From the archives: Polar auxin transport in nodule development, DNA replication timing, and developmentally light-regulated genes.

Van Dingenen J

(2022) - The Plant cell

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11. Flemish soils contain rhizobia partners for Northwestern Europe-adapted soybean cultivars.

Van Dingenen J, Garcia Mendez S, Beirinckx S, Vlaminck L, De Keyser A, Stuer N, Verschaete S, Clarysse A, Pannecoucque J, Rombauts S, Roldan-Ruiz I, Willems A, Goormachtig S

(2022) - Environmental microbiology

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10. Nonspecific phospholipase C4 hydrolyzes phosphosphingolipids and sustains plant root growth during phosphate deficiency.

Van Dingenen J

(2021) - The Plant cell

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9. Harder, better, faster, stronger: iron strengthens pathogenic bacteria too!

Van Dingenen J

(2021) - The Plant cell

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8. Intraspecies diversity in immune receptors: recurring patterns of evolution point to functional residues.

Van Dingenen J

(2021) - The Plant cell

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7. Nitrate acts at the Arabidopsis thaliana shoot apical meristem to regulate flowering time.

Olas JJ, Van Dingenen J, Abel C, Działo MA, Feil R, Krapp A, Schlereth A, Wahl V

(2019) - The New phytologist

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6. Limited nitrogen availability has cultivar-dependent effects on potato tuber yield and tuber quality traits.

Van Dingenen J, Hanzalova K, Abd Allah Salem M, Abel C, Seibert T, Giavalisco P, Wahl V

(2019) - Food chemistry

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5. The role of HEXOKINASE1 in Arabidopsis leaf growth.

Van Dingenen J, Vermeersch M, De Milde L, Hulsmans S, De Winne N, Van Leene J, Gonzalez N, Dhondt S, De Jaeger G, Rolland F, Inzé D

(2018) - Plant molecular biology

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4. Strobilurins as growth-promoting compounds: how Stroby regulates Arabidopsis leaf growth.

Van Dingenen J, Antoniou C, Filippou P, Pollier J, Gonzalez N, Dhondt S, Goossens A, Fotopoulos V, Inzé D

(2017) - Plant, cell & environment

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3. Plants grow with a little help from their organelle friends.

Van Dingenen J, Blomme J, Gonzalez N, Inzé D

(2016) - Journal of experimental botany

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2. Chloroplasts Are Central Players in Sugar-Induced Leaf Growth.

Van Dingenen J, De Milde L, Vermeersch M, Maleux K, De Rycke R, De Bruyne M, Storme V, Gonzalez N, Dhondt S, Inzé D

(2016) - Plant physiology

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1. GROWTH REGULATING FACTOR5 stimulates Arabidopsis chloroplast division, photosynthesis, and leaf longevity.

Vercruyssen L, Tognetti VB, Gonzalez N, Van Dingenen J, De Milde L, Bielach A, De Rycke R, Van Breusegem F, Inzé D

(2015) - Plant physiology

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