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ResearcherID: AAH-8797-2019

Keywords

wheat, Ph1, recombination, crossover, ZIP4, H. chilense, Tritordeum, male sterility, temperature

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United Kingdom, Spain

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Employment (7)

Institute for Sustainable Agriculture: Córdoba, Córdoba, ES

2023-05 to present | Investigador EMERGIA (Mejora Genética Vegetal (Crops genetics))
Employment
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Azahara Carmen Martin

John Innes Centre: Norwich, Norfolk, GB

2017 to present | Postdoctoral Researcher (Crop Genetics)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

John Innes Centre: Norwich, Norfolk, GB

2015 to 2017 | Postdoctoral Researcher. Project: Can Cyclin Dependent Kinase activity be manipulated to control chromosome pairing and recombination in plants? (Crop Genetics)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

John Innes Centre: Norwich, Norfolk, GB

2012 to 2015 | Postdoctoral Researcher. Project: Effect of chromatin modification on meiosis: wheat as model for polyploid crops (Crop Genetics)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

John Innes Centre: Norwich, Norfolk, GB

2010 to 2012 | Postdoctoral Researcher. Project: Phosphoproteomic analysis of wheat meiosis (Cell and Developmental Biology)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

Institute of Sustainable Agriculture, CSIC (Spanish National Research Council): Cordoba, ES

2008 to 2009 | Research Fellow. Project: Genetics and breeding of durum wheat for the Andalusian agro-climatic conditions. (Plant Biotechnology)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

School of Agricultural and Forestry Engineering: Cordoba, ES

2004 | Graduate Researcher. Project: Varietal characterisation and identification of Andalusian chestnut tree (Castanea sativa) using molecular markers (Genetics)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

Education and qualifications (3)

University of Cordoba: Cordoba, ES

2004-06 to 2009-06-18 | PhD (Genetics)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

University of Cordoba: Cordoba, ES

2005 | MsRe (Genetics)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

University of Cordoba: Cordoba, ES

1998-09-29 to 2003-04-28 | BA in Environmental Sciences
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Azahara Carmen Martin

Funding (6)

18-BTT: Advancing hybrid wheat production through the use of novel pathways for male sterility

2019-02 to 2021-01 | Grant
BBSRC (Norwich, GB)
URL: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=BB%2FS019987%2F1
Source: Self-asserted source
Azahara Carmen Martin

Designing Future Wheat (DFW)

2017-03 to 2022-03 | Grant
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (Norwich, GB)
Part of GRANT_NUMBER:

BB/P016855/1
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Azahara Carmen Martin

Can Cyclin Dependent Kinase activity be manipulated to control chromosome pairing and recombination in plants?

2015 to 2017 | Grant
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (Norwich, GB)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

Effect of chromatin modification on meiosis: wheat as model for polyploid crops

2012 to 2015 | Grant
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (Norwich, GB)
Source: Self-asserted source
Azahara Carmen Martin

Project: Phosphoproteomic analysis of wheat meiosis

2010 to 2012 | Award
Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología (Cordoba, ES)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

PhD Scholarship (I3P Fellowship). Development of a new male sterility system in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) using Hordeum chilense.

2004 to 2006 | Award
Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología (Cordoba, ES)
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Azahara Carmen Martin

Peer review (5 reviews for 2 publications/grants)

Review activity for BMC plant biology (1)
Review activity for Molecular breeding. (4)
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