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This webinar explores how plants regulate their cellular and physiological processes through circadian and light-responsive mechanisms to adapt to daily environmental changes and stress. Dr. Glen Uhrig, Associate Professor at the University of Alberta and Alberta Science and Technology award winner, presents advanced mass spectrometry-driven quantitative proteomics techniques developed to better understand the plant cellular environment. Discover how these novel proteome acquisition workflows address the high complexity and dynamic range of plant samples, improving the ability to quantify low-abundance proteins like kinases and transcription factors. Learn about the intersection of plant diel biology with abiotic stress response in Arabidopsis thaliana, and gain insights into how proteomics is opening new frontiers in understanding plant growth and development. The 59-minute presentation covers how plants regulate their processes in response to environmental changes, advancements in mass spectrometry for plant cellular research, and new workflows for quantifying important low-abundance proteins in plant proteomics.
