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You are welcome to download the pdf or request a hard copy of this very informative poster! The poster also contains a link and QR code to a collection of protocols and references, for protein extraction methods from various plant species, organs and cellular compartments.

If you have any comments or suggestions, we are always eager to hear them. You are welcome to contact us!

Agrisera participated in the International Conference of the German Society for Plant Sciences (DBG). The event took place at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany, between the 15th and 19th of September. Hundreds of enthusiastic plant scientists attended the meeting, which covered a wide range of topics, including biotechnology, cell biology, communication and dynamics of plant organelles, navigating abiotic challenges, and plant development, to name a few. 

Agrisera's 8th Educational Poster, focused on Protein Extraction, received a lot of attention. As did our other posters, on the topics of photosynthesis and epigenetics. 

There were many interesting discussions, suggestions and questions from visitors to Agrisera's booth, which we are very grateful for. We are always looking forward to meeting end users of Agrisera antibodies, as well as those who are considering future antibody work. Agrisera supports your research, not only with suitable products, but also technical support and troubleshooting.

Agrisera had a fortune wheel at our booth, which visitors could spin to receive help with common questions related to plant science and antibody techniques. Doing this, the participant also had a chance to win a free antibody of their choice from the Agrisera catalog. The fortune wheel was busy, and the winners of free antibodies will be revealed at the end of the week.
  
  

Agrisera participated in the Plant Meiosis meeting, held between the 4th and 6th of September, at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. The meeting gathered enthusiastic researchers from the plant meiosis community, and was packed with interesting talks and poster sessions. 
  
Two Agrisera's Best Poster Prizes were awarded to: Hasibe Tuncay from Universität Hamburg in Germany, for the poster: "DREAMing Meiosis: Transcriptional Control of Male Meiosis by DREAM-complex in Arabidopsis thaliana" and Côme Emmenecker from Université Paris-Saclay, INRAE for the poster "Multiple factors counteract FIGL1 activity to promote meiotic
DSB repair".

Agrisera had a fortune wheel at our booth, which visitors could spin to receive help with common questions related to plant science and antibody techniques. Doing this, the participant also had a chance to win a free antibody of their choice from the Agrisera catalog. This activity was very popular, and a queue was even formed of people looking to try their luck. 

Thank you for very interesting interactions!

Agrisera participated in the Plant energy management, molecular mechanisms and signalling conference, held between 27th and 30th of August at Umeå University, Sweden. Over the last 40 years, Agrisera has developed strong collaborations with researchers from this local university, and we are always eager to support and participate in the local conferences. 
 
Agrisera's Best Poster Prize was awarded to Maroof Ahmed Shaikh from the group Light and temperature control of plant development at the Center for Research in Agricultural Genomics (CRAG), Spain. His poster title was:

"Unleashing the Light Dependent Role of GIGANTEA : Orchestrating Tuberization and Meristem Activity in Potatoes".

As the winner, he will be granted a free antibody of his choice from the Agrisera catalog.

Good luck with your research, and we are awaiting your fee antibody choice!



Picture to the right: Agrisera's table at the conference, and Awardee Maroof Ahmed Shaikh together with conference chairman Prof. Johannes Hansson.