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Diana Medina-Hernández
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Agricultural Science
Genomics
Molecular Biology
Plant Science
Virology

Diana Medina-Hernández

PeerJ Author

Summary

My lines of interest are gene silencing or interference RNA (RNAi) and phytopathology. Working with molecular biology tools such as: quantitative and qualitative expression analysis (qPCR, microarrays), metagenomics, analysis of small RNAs, identification and characterization of pathogens of interest for agricultural areas and aquaponics systems (fungi, viruses and phytoplasmas).Recently I am approaching the communities and ejidos, to learn about the environmental and phytopathological problems they have with respect to the flora. That is why we are addressing these health problems in the Cardones. Because, the same community have seen continuous and excessive loss of this species. Forest health in my region is lesser studied, so I am also working with other species such as pitaya (stenocereus thurberi), mezquite (Prosopis articulata) and palo blanco ((Lysiloma candida).

Agricultural Science Biodiversity Bioinformatics Computational Biology Genomics Molecular Biology Plant Science Virology

Work details

Academic Assistant

Center for Biological Research of the Northwest S.C.
September 2015
Agriculture Program in Arid Zones
My lines of interest are gene silencing or interference RNA (RNAi) and phytopathology. We are working with molecular biology tools such as: quantitative and qualitative expression analysis (qPCR, microarrays), metagenomics, analysis of small RNAs, identification and characterization of pathogens of interest for agricultural areas and aquaponics systems (fungi, viruses and phytoplasmas). Recently I am approaching the communities and ejidos, to learn about the environmental and phytopathological problems they have with respect to the flora. That is why we are addressing these health problems in the Cardones. Because, the same community have seen continuous and excessive loss of this species. Forest health in my region is lesser studied, so I am also working with other species such as pitaya (stenocereus thurberi), mezquite (Prosopis articulata) and palo blanco ((Lysiloma candida).

Professor

Autonomous University of Baja California Sur
January 2012 - December 2015
Agriculture
Classes of agricultural biotechnology, growth and development and physiology

PeerJ Contributions

  • Articles 1
April 17, 2019
Molecular characterization and phylogenetic analysis of a Squash leaf curl virus isolate from Baja California Sur, Mexico
Diana Medina-Hernández, M. Goretty Caamal-Chan, Mayela Vargas-Salinas, Abraham Loera-Muro, Aarón Barraza, Ramón Jaime Holguín-Peña
https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.6774 PubMed 31024774