Research focus:

Stress response in plants, also in the context of mycorrhizal interactions and adaptation processes.

I specialise in analysing molecular grounds for abiotic stress response in plants and the molecular grounds for plant interactions with mycorrhizal fungi.

Also, my research interests include the molecular grounds for plant acclimatisation and adaptation in unfavourable environmental conditions.

In my studies, I use a wide range of research models, from suspension plant cell cultures, through plants cultivated in vitro, ex vitro, to plants growing in natural conditions. In my studies, I focus on biochemical analyses, in particular on the analyses of metabolome and proteome of plants and fungi.

Keywords:

proteomics, metabolomics, adaptation, abiotic stress (osmotic stress, heavy metal stress), mycorrhiza