BBSRC Portfolio Analyser
Investigator / Supervisor details
Name
Professor Graham Seymour
Current Institution
University of Nottingham
Current Department
Sch of Biosciences
Institution website
http://www.nott.ac.uk
Previous Institutions
University of Warwick
Current Awards
No current BBSRC awards
Completed Awards
Reference
Title
Award Role
Value £
Type
97/A2/D/03232
Structure and function of pectin in relation to plant cell adhesion
Co-Supervisor
32,558
Studentships
BB/C509731/1
Sequencing the tomato genome: a reference genome for the Solanaceae
Co-investigator
226,713
Research Grant
BB/D00716X/1
A metabolomic approach to the identification of health based consumer traits in tomato
Co-investigator
289,670
Research Grant
BB/F005458/1
The regulatory network controlling tomato ripening
Co-investigator
218,936
Research Grant
BB/F005539/1
A Systems Biology Approach to the Elucidation of Metabolic Networks Underlying Health Based Quality Traits in Tomato Fruit.
Principal Investigator
129,589
Research Grant
BB/G006199/1
Characterisation of tomato short RNAs involved in fruit development
Principal Investigator
5,034
Research Grant
BB/G017964/1
Bioenergy - BBSRC Targeted Priority Studentships
Co-investigator
223,230
Training Grants
BB/G02491X/1
Integrating genetics and high throughput genomics to identify genes underlying tomato QTL for metabolites that influence fruit quality. (TOMQML)
Principal Investigator
369,814
Research Grant
BB/J015598/1
The validation, characterisation and translation of the outputs derived from network analysis and QTL mapping of tomato fruit quality traits (TomNET)
Principal Investigator
277,248
Research Grant
BB/L019655/1
Understanding the Genetic Basis of Traits for Rootstock Improvement in Vegetable Crops
Principal Investigator
255,951
Research Grant
BB/M01214X/1
14TSB_ATC_IR Control of Botrytis in fresh produce pre- and post-harvest environments by integrated UV-B, -C and ethylene removal treatment
Co-investigator
300,210
Research Grant
BB/M012336/1
High throughput intermediate scale sequencing for the Midlands
Co-investigator
280,212
Research Grant
BB/M025918/1
Targeted supply chain ethylene removal to control the development of fresh produce
Principal Investigator
300,328
Research Grant
BB/P001742/1
Optimisation of tomato fruit carotenoid content for nutritional improvement and industrial exploitation.
Co-investigator
477,940
Research Grant
BB/R000492/1
Development and applications for long read sequencing in the Midlands
Co-investigator
210,143
Research Grant
BB/S020837/1
18-BTT: Epi-TOM: The development and characterization of an EpiRIL TOMato population
Co-investigator
202,127
Research Grant
BBS/E/H/00030325
204a: Molecular biochemistry of ripening, maturation and senescence
Co-investigator
1,338,236
Institute Project
BBS/E/H/00032119
303d: Developmental regulation of ripening in fleshy fruits
Principal Investigator
749,400
Institute Project
BBS/E/H/00032649
403g: Exploitation of the gene at the Cnr locus in tomato to dissect the molecular basis of cell adhesion and texture in fleshy fruits
Principal Investigator
427,900
Institute Project
BBS/E/H/00GS0233
514: Exploiting the tomato TILLING resource
Principal Investigator
235,200
Institute Project
D06513
Investigation into the role of beta-galactosidase in fruit ripening
Co-investigator
169,050
Research Grant
D20300
A molecular and genetic framework for understanding the regulation of cell adhesion during fruit softening
Principal Investigator
223,251
Research Grant
D20300/2
A molecular and genetic framework for understanding the regulation of cell adhesion during fruit softening
Principal Investigator
86,447
Research Grant
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