Regular biography
Hendry Susila is a Fellow at The Australian National University, affiliated with the Research School of Biology. His research focuses on plant sciences, particularly within the Division of Plant Sciences. He is a member of the Pogson Group, which investigates chloroplast to nuclear signalling in response to environmental factors such as light, drought, and carotenoids. Susila is also an FCTC Innovation Fellow. His contact details include an email address and office phone number, and his profile page provides additional information on his research and affiliations.
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Hendry Susila is a researcher at the Australian National University, specializing in Plant Molecular Biology, with a focus on Flowering and Temperature signalling. His work explores the molecular mechanisms underlying plant responses to environmental cues, particularly temperature, and their impact on flowering time. Susila's research integrates genetic, molecular, and biochemical approaches to investigate how transcription factors, such as ABF3 and ABF4, interact with regulatory complexes to modulate flowering. He also examines the role of chloroplasts and microRNAs in controlling flowering, as well as the functional diversification of FLOWERING LOCUS T/TERMINAL FLOWER 1 family genes. His studies contribute to understanding how plants adapt to temperature changes and optimize reproductive timing.