Prof. Michael R. Blatt

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  "Getting round the guard cell - Channels at the traffic intersection," Michael Blatt: professor, department of botany, University of Glasgow, Scotland.

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  Professor Michael Blatt has been appointed to the Regius Chair of Botany, founded at the University of Glasgow by King George III in 1818.Professor Blatt, who is currently Professor of Plant Physiology and Biophysics at the University of London, takes up his new post on 1st January 2001.
  
  Commenting on the appointment, Professor Hugh Nimmo of the Institute of Biomedical & Life Sciences at the University of Glasgow said: "We are delighted that Professor Blatt will be joining us in the new year.
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  With extensive experience of researching plant botany in USA, Germany, Canada and Britain, Professor Blatt's contribution will greatly build on our strengths.
  
  "His appointment is particularly timely as the Institute has recently been awarded £3.5m from the Joint Infrastructure Fund (JIF) to create a centre of excellence for plant cell research.The team will study the ways in which plants respond to different kinds of environmental stress and Professor Blatt's extensive expertise in drought stress will be a great asset.The ultimate aim of our research is to improve understanding of how plants respond to environmental signals in order to breed new plant varieties capable of withstanding such environmental changes."
  
  Professor Blatt is looking forward to joining the University.

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  Published on: 1/1/2006    Last Visited: 10/31/2007  

  Michael R. Blatt, Regius Professor of Botany and Head of Plant Sciences, University of Glasgow, has been made a Guggenheim Fellow for 2006.
  
  The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation provides fellowships for advanced professionals in all fields (except the performing arts).
  
  Professor Blatt's speciality is ion channel structure and function in plant cell signalling, and the mechanisms and roles of membrane trafficking proteins in cellular homeostasis.He wrote a book on membrane transport in plants in 2004.
  
  Launch of the Biochemical Journal Digital Archive

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  Michael R. Blatt, Regius Professor of Botany and Head of Plant Sciences, University of Glasgow: Membrane protein mobility and dynamics.

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  16:15 Prof. Michael Blatt (University of Glasgow)

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  Michael R. BlattRegius Professor of BotanyUniversity of Glasgow

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  Michael Blatt, a former graduate student who completed his Ph.D. with Winslow Briggs in 1980, was recently appointed the Regius Professor of Botany at U. Glasgow.

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  Mike Blatt (University of Glasgow, UK)

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  Michael Blatt (University Of Glasgow) - Getting around the guard cell - tailbacks on the high road

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  News - Blatt awarded Guggenheim Fellow
  
  ASPB member Michael R. Blatt has been awarded a Guggenheim Fellow for 2006. He is the Regius Professor of Botany and Head of Plant Sciences at the University of Glasgow and is one of the 187 recipients selected from nearly 3000 applicants. His area of expertise is the roles and means of membrane transport of proteins in cellular homeostasis as well as plant cell signaling and ion channel structure.

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