Hyelim Jeon
PhD Student hyea91@snu.ac.kr
I received my undergraduate degree at Chonbuk national university, majoring in molecular biology. I started to study plant physiology in this lab last year. My research topic is to identify how R. solanacearum effectors affect plant immunity and development.
I’ve been into pop music and movies since I was in middle school and I also like drawing and collecting cute toys.
Jihyun Choi
PhD Student ji0120480@gmail.com
Hello, I graduated Sejong University receiving bachelor and master degree and studied molecular relationships between plant and pathogen.
My research interest heads to searching tomato RLCKs interacting with R. solanacearum effectors and understanding their roles in plant immunity with various aspects.
I enjoy walking calmly and loafing at home watching dramas. Specifically, I’d like to visit nice places to relax and have fancy desserts.
Injae Kim
MS Student djdbgp@naver.com
Hi! I graduated JeonBuk National University. My major was Biology and I was especially interested in plant immunity and protein-protein interaction, so I'm here.
I'm researching how the R. solanaceacum effector's mechanism is going in N. benthamiana. Many logical approaches to deciphering these issues are truly interesting and fascinating.
These days, I'm into enjoying various sports and weight training when I'm getting off work.
YoungWoo Koh
MS Student kodavid@snu.ac.kr
Greetings,
I am a graduate of Seoul National University, where I majored in Horticultural Science and Biotechnology. During my undergraduate years, my passion lied in relationships between plants and pathogens.
At present, my research is focused on studying the interactions between Solanum americanum and Xanthomonas euvesicatoria, with a particular emphasis on identifying avirulent effectors of the pathogen.
Outside the lab, I have a passion for cinema and literature, particularly French and Japanese novels.
Please feel free to reach out to me via email or drop by if you’d like to chat or collaborate!
