Julien Agneessens

Julien Agneessens is a Research Fellow in the Department of Biosciences at Durham University. His work focuses on plant developmental biology, particularly the genetic and molecular mechanisms governing auxin signaling pathways and root regeneration processes.

• Affiliations: Post Doctoral Research Associate at Durham University (Department of Biosciences)

Research interests include the regulation of adventitious root formation, cell polarity, and the role of SNARE proteins in plant development. His studies integrate molecular genetics and cellular biology approaches to understand fundamental plant processes.

Key findings from his publications highlight the role of MDF in coordinating auxin-dependent and independent pathways during root regeneration, and the essential function of VAMP714 in PIN protein polarization and auxin responses.

• Grants/Labs: No specific grants or lab affiliations listed in the provided text.