About this Research Topic
ENPER, the European Network for Plant Endomembrane Research, is the oldest and longest-running global conference dedicated exclusively to the study of plant membrane functions. Established in 1996 by Professor David Robinson from the University of Heidelberg, Germany, the ENPER conference has been held annually in various countries, uniting a diverse array of international groups involved in plant endomembrane research.
Providing young researchers, such as PhD students and post-docs, with the opportunity to present their work to a highly specialized audience has always been a primary focus of ENPER meetings. These conferences deliver insights that enhance our understanding of cell biology, illuminating unresolved questions in various fields. This Research Topic aims to compile the latest findings on endomembrane trafficking and related mechanisms, including those presented at the ENPER2024 meeting.
The Research Topic – ENPER2024 – welcomes the submission of original manuscripts, reviews, and opinion articles related to the ENPER2024 meeting held in Porto, Portugal. While submissions from participants presenting oral or poster communications at the meeting are encouraged, they are not limited to these contributors.
Providing young researchers, such as PhD students and post-docs, with the opportunity to present their work to a highly specialized audience has always been a primary focus of ENPER meetings. These conferences deliver insights that enhance our understanding of cell biology, illuminating unresolved questions in various fields. This Research Topic aims to compile the latest findings on endomembrane trafficking and related mechanisms, including those presented at the ENPER2024 meeting.
The Research Topic – ENPER2024 – welcomes the submission of original manuscripts, reviews, and opinion articles related to the ENPER2024 meeting held in Porto, Portugal. While submissions from participants presenting oral or poster communications at the meeting are encouraged, they are not limited to these contributors.
Keywords: plant cell, endomembrane, trafficking, protein sorting, vesicles, mechanisms
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