Plant Science Research Weekly: May 24th
Blog, WWR Full PostDefault activation and nuclear translocation of the plant cellular energy sensor SnRK1 ($)
When I’m using my laptop without it being plugged in, at some point it enters battery saving mode as it senses that the battery charge is getting low. Organisms also sense their low energy reserves and activate…
Interviews with Synthetic Biologists: Kevin Chen, hyasynth
BlogSynthetic biology is a set of tools, a way of thinking, the integration of engineering principles into biological sciences, and potentially the biggest opportunity for advances in plant sciences since PCR. Yet many struggle to define it, and fewer still grasp its full potential.
We have conducted…
New player in plant DNA damage repair and seed development
Research, The Plant Cell, The Plant Cell: In a NutshellDiaz et al. characterize NSE4A subunit of SMC5/6 complex and demonstrate that it is important for maintaining genome stability and normal seed development. The Plant Cell (2019). https://doi.org/10.1105/tpc.18.00043
By M. Díaz, P. Pecinkova, A. Nowicka, C. Baroux, T. Sakamoto, P.Y. Gandha, H. Jeřábková,…
Father Knows Best? Small RNA Pathway Controls Endosperm Response to Paternal Genomic Dosage
Research, The Plant Cell, The Plant Cell: In BriefIn flowering plants, seed viability is dependent upon the endosperm, a triploid tissue produced by fertilization of a diploid central cell by a haploid sperm. Most endosperm genes are expressed in a 2:1 maternal to paternal ratio reflecting the genomic DNA content. Consequently, balance between maternal…
Data visualization: optimizing data exploration and illustrative storytelling
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Data visualization: optimizing data exploration and illustrative storytelling
Recorded May 21, 2019
About This Webinar
The field of plant biology is undergoing a revolution due to the enormous amount of data that is being produced, either by high-throughput sequencing or non-destructive…
Material for #PlantBio18 "Reproducibility for Everyone" workshop
BlogBy Benjamin Schwessinger
Here we present the extended support material for our 'Reproducibility for Everyone' workshop at ASPB #PlantBio18. All material is available under a CC BY 4.0 license.
Please feel free to remix, copy, distribute, use, improve, and snowball
The extended handout is available…
Interviews with synthetic biologists: Paul South
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Synthetic biology is a set of tools, a way of thinking, the integration of engineering principles into biological sciences, and potentially the biggest opportunity for advances in plant sciences since PCR. Yet many struggle to define it, and fewer still grasp its full potential.
Now, four early-career…
Review: A fruitful journey: Pollen tube navigation from germination to fertilization ($)
Plant Science Research WeeklyWhen pollen is deposited on a flower’s stigma, pollen tubes penetrate the stigma and elongate towards ovules where two non-motile sperm will double fertilize an egg and a central cell, which requires cooperation between many cell types. Johnson et al. review our current understanding of these processes.…
Reflections on Classics: Plant Cell‘s 30th anniversary
Plant Science Research Weekly“The 1980s were an exciting and revolutionary time for biology, and plant molecular biology in particular,” begins an editorial by Bob Goldberg, Brian Larkins, and Ralph Quatrano, the three Founding Editors of The Plant Cell. They describe why the American Society of Plant Physiologists (ASPP; later,…