Mike Ogden

Mike Ogden is a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences at the University of Copenhagen, specifically within the Section for Plant Glycobiology. His work centers on plant cell biology with emphasis on glycobiology and environmental stress responses in model systems like Arabidopsis.

His research spans Plant Glycobiology, Cellulose Biosynthesis, and Stress Response mechanisms. Key interests include nutrient-dependent regulation of cell wall dynamics, salt stress signaling through receptors like FERONIA, and protein interaction mapping techniques. Recent studies explore how phosphate starvation alters root growth and how mitochondrial retrograde signaling confers tolerance to cellulose inhibitors.

Publications reveal a strong focus on molecular techniques for probing plant cellular processes, particularly proximity labeling for protein networks and microtubule behavior under stress. Collaborative work with international teams appears consistently across his 2024-2025 outputs in journals like Science Advances and Plant Physiology.

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Dr. Ogden operates within the Section for Plant Glycobiology, contributing to the Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences' research profile through active collaborations with researchers including Staffan Persson, as evidenced by co-authorship networks and social media engagement metrics.