BACHBERRY project presented at the International PSE symposium
The project, which began in November 2013 and will end in October 2016, has been developing a portfolio of sustainable methodologies to mine the potential of the untapped biodiversity of the bioactive phenolic compounds in an extensive collection of berry species.
The PSE symposium aims to provide a forum to present the latest developments in the fields of functional genomics for plant metabolism, metabolic engineering in plants, synthetic biology for plant-derived chemicals, and challenges faced in plant omics and biotechnology.
For more information, please see:
PSE symposium website
BACHBERRY project website