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Danielle Christelle Tinak Ekom
Country of origin: Cameroon Currently in: Cameroon, Garoua General field of specialization: Other- Academic Background
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Degrees
2013 Doctorate Structural, Cell and Molecular Biology2010 Master Structural, Cell and Molecular Biology2008 Undergraduate Structural, Cell and Molecular Biology - Research and Profession
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Current Research Activities
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I am detached to the Institute of Agricultural Research for Development (IRAD) and I work on the annual crops whose research activities that help to ensure food security and reduce poverty have the following objectives: - Develop varieties that are more productive and better suited to the needs of the market; - Ensure the protection of plants against diseases and pests.
Publications resulting from Research:
D.C. Tinak Ekom, M.N. Benchekroun, S.M. Udupa, D. Iraqi and M.M. Ennaji (2015). Wheat genetic transformation as efficient tools to fight against fungal diseases. Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology A 5: 153-161.
D.C. Tinak Ekom, M.M. Ennaji (2014). Le Blé et la Sécurité Alimentaire Mondiale: Apport des Biotechnologies. Editions Universitaires Européennes. ISBN 978-3-8417-8933-4. 215 pages.
D.C. Tinak Ekom, S.M. Udupa, M.N. Benchekroun, M.M. Ennaji, R. Abdelwahd and D. Iraqi (2014). Immature embryo-derived of two bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) varieties transformation using particle bombardment method. Annual Review & Research in Biology 4(24): 3904-3914.
D.C. Tinak Ekom, M.N. Benchekroun, S.M. Udupa, D. Iraqi and M.M. Ennaji (2014). Biotechnology contribution of genetic transformation: fight against viral and bacterial diseases wheat phytopathology. American Journal of Scientific Research 96: 13-20.
D.C. Tinak Ekom, S.M. Udupa, F. Gaboun, M.N. Benchekroun, M.M. Ennaji and D. Iraqi (2013). Efficient callus induction and plantlets regeneration in durum wheat using mature embryos. Cereal Research Communications 41 (02): 266-274.
D.C. Tinak Ekom, M.N. Benchekroun, S.M. Udupa, D. Iraqi and M.M. Ennaji (2013). Explant choice and bombardment parameters: key factors for genetic transformation of Wheat using biolistic method European Journal of Scientific Research 107 (02): 160-168.
D.C. Tinak Ekom, M.N. Benchekroun, S.M. Udupa, D. Iraqi and M.M. Ennaji (2013). Types of growth regulators and carbohydrate source: essential nutrients for induction of wheat embryogenic callus. American Journal of Scientific Research 89: 86-93.
Current profession
Current professional activities type:Research
Workshop and Conference Attended
2017 Shenyang (China) International Training Workshop on Safe Production of Grains2016 Yaounde (Cameroon) Innovation in research for development2016 Yaounde (Cameroon) Analysis of genomic data2013 Rabat (Morocco) Sixth International Course on computational genomics2012 Rabat (Morocco) EMBO Global Lecture course "Bioinformatics for Microbial Genomics and Metagenomics"Presentation given
2013Response of Durum Wheat Varieties for Callus Induction and Plant Regeneration from Mature Embryo CultureAmsterdam (Netherlands)Event: The 5th EMBO Meeting “Advencing the Life Science2012Genetic transformation of Moroccan bread wheat by biolistic using plasmid pBY520 containing barley HVA1 geneMarrakesh (Morocco)Event: The second edition of the International Congress: “Microbial Biotechnology for Development" - Prizes, Grants and Awards
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Other Awards
Dec 2011L'OREAL UNESCO for Women in ScienceUNESCO and the L’Oréal Corporate Foundation seek to recognise women researchers who, through the scope of their work, have contributed to overcoming today's global challenges. Faced with global challenges such as the acceleration of new technologies, aging populations or the threat to biodiversity, UNESCO and L’Oréal remain convinced that these women researchers will have a major impact on society and lay the foundations for the future. As such, UNESCO and L’Oréal want to contribute to their recognition and provide them with the means to continue their commitment to science with energy and passion.
