This collection contains papers reporting tools for manipulating gene expression in plants. It also includes biotechnology papers that have potential applications in synthetic biology. elink.io | See Original    

The ability of plants to generate a wide range of metabolites forms the basis of modern food and medical industries. This collection includes papers that go beyond conventional Biotechnology by utilizing principles or approaches from Synthetic Biology such as the design-build-test cycle, rational design,…

Papers about the development of gene-editing tools and applications for Synthetic Biology. Due to the importance of gene editing as an approach in Synthetic Biology relevant Biotechnology articles detailing improved enzyme performance are also included. elink.io | See Original

Sunlight provides the energy for life on earth. This Synthetic Biology ncollection includes research into how energy from photosynthesis can be harnessed to power synthetic pathways. elink.io | See Original  

This Synthetic Biology Collection includes molecular devices that sense stimuli and produce an output, derived from, or for use in plants. elink.io | See Original

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Ambika Kamath, a behavioral ecologist and a postdoctoral fellow at UC Berkeley, about her undergraduate research and how to make value-based career decisions.  Ambika is originally from India and gained her B.A. in Biology at Amherst College in 2011. She received…

About you Describe your journey from student to newly appointed faculty Childhood & schooling: countryside in Central Eastern Finland. Undergrad: Biological Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge, UK (2003-2006). PhD with Julian Hibberd, University of Cambridge, UK (2006-2010). Two years…

Physcomitrella STEMIN transcription factor induces stem cell formation with epigenetic reprogramming Insights into transcription factors (TFs) in non-flowering plants are increading thanks to the establishment of new bryophyte model organisms. In new work, Ishikawa et al. present STEMIN1, a Physcomitrella…