Professor Hugh Dickinson

Research Interests

The genetic and epigenetic programming of plant reproductive lineages

We aim to understand how small RNAs, histone modifications and methylation pathways establish the chromatin ‘landscape’ of the Arabidopsis reproductive cell lineage, and how this landscape impacts the traditional genetic processes (meiosis and gametophytic cell specification) that regulate gamete formation. This research is focused on both male and female ‘germlines’ and is carried out in collaboration with William Bezodis, (John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK), Xiaoqi Feng (Institute of Science and Technology, Austria) and Marta Mendez and Lucia Colombo (University of Milan, Italy).

As a member of the 'not for profit' Annals of Botany Company I am committed to affordable, peer reviewed publication of the best plant science.

For more general biographical information, see Dickinson, H.G. (2016) Current Biology 26: pp R261- 263. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2016.02.005
 

 

Publications
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Contact Details
E: hugh.dickinson@biology.ox.ac.uk
T: +44 (0) 1865 275800
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