prof. Mgr. Martin Lysák, Ph.D., DSc.
Senior Research Group Leader, Martin Lysák Research Group
office: bldg. C13/116
Kamenice 753/5
625 00 Brno
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Field of study: Experimental plant biology
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
- Komparativní genomika brukvovitých druhů: mechanismy a evoluční trendy – ongoing study
Field of study: General and Molecular Genetics
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
- Chromosomal collinearity and karyotype evolution in crucifers (Brassicaceae) – graduate 2013
Field of study: Genomics and Proteomics
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
- Analysis of the evolution of repetitive DNA sequences as part of phylogenomic studies – graduate 2024
- Bioinformatic approaches for structural analysis of plant genomes – graduate 2020
Field of study: Genomics and Proteomics
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
- Organizace chromozomů v interfázním rostlinném jádru – ongoing study
- Organizace chromozomů v interfázním rostlinném jádru – ongoing study
- Role hybridizace a polyploidie v evoluci genomu brukvovitých: fylogenomická analýza vybraných kladů. The role of hybridization and polyploidy in crucifer genome evolution: phylogenomic analysis of selected clades. – ongoing study
- Genomics of chromosomal dysploidy in plants – graduate 2025
Field of study: Genomics and Proteomics
Topics of doctoral theses (consultant)
- Effect of chromatin assembly on genome stability – graduate 2016
Field of study: Life Sciences
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
- Plastome, repeatome and kinetochore protein evolution in land plants – graduate 2022
Field of study: Molecular and Cell Biology and Genetics
Topics of doctoral theses (consultant)
- Reconstruction of the genome evolution in the mustard family (Brassicaceae) – ongoing study
Field of study: Molecular and Cellular Biology
Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)
- Evolution of repetitive DNA sequences in the giant genomes of lilioid monocots (Liliaceae) – graduate 2016