Martijn de Roij

Martijn de Roij is a Researcher at the Department of Biochemistry, Eindhoven University of Technology. His work focuses on plant hormone signaling, transcriptional regulation, and protein degradation mechanisms.

• Active on ORCID for publications and collaboration data
• Key projects: Functional dissection of transcription factor phase separation in plant hormone response (2022–present)

His research explores the role of Auxin Response Factors (ARFs) in embryophyte development, DNA binding, and auxin-triggered gene activation. Recent work includes structural analysis of ARF-DNA interactions, proteasomal degradation dynamics, and quantitative imaging in plant morphogenesis.

Publications span journals like Nature Plants, Nature Communications, and The Plant Cell, with significant citations and altmetrics (e.g., 2 news mentions for ARF degradation studies). Collaborations include researchers at European institutions, with a focus on plant hormone response and phase separation mechanisms.

Current affiliations involve working with the Borst and Weijers labs, leveraging fluorescence imaging and protein structure analysis to decode auxin signaling pathways.