How can protein complexes diversify without compromising their function? In our new pre-print, we explore this question using the plant #exocyst 🧵
https://t.co/WrRCZR9HsJ
🆕 & 🆒#Preprint led by @delaconcepcionj adressing a key #evocellbio question: How can individual subunits of multimeric protein complexes functionally diversify without compromising the ancestral complex? (Using plant #Exo70 & #exocyst as template) )https://t.co/j9d2NJkWRl 🧵
TEtrimmer 1.3 is there. We mainly updated the GUI. Besides TEtrimmer output, you can check and improve any TE consensus libraries.
You can do BLAST, sequence extension, MSA cleaning, consensus sequence generation, and TE-Aid plotting. https://t.co/RwDKLsGbei
Plz RT. Postdoc position: We are looking for a plant biologist with a strong interest in the model system Marchantia and comparative studies with flowering plants. @slcuplants@Cambridge_Uni
https://t.co/ETaXe315CE
The Plant Cell in a Nutshell. A hair-raising story: EXO70 and MLO proteins jointly mediate secretion https://t.co/whiTOCAKjw @HubbersJan @george_calda @ASPB#PlantSci
Are you still struggling with the manual curation of TEs? Do you want to know the magic of cleaning TE MSAs with only a single button click?
Welcome to try TEtrimmer (paper will come soon)
https://t.co/PV8SUwokHp
I am also looking forward to discussing this with you in #ICTE2024
It was just a weekend project, exploring the intricate aspects of 3D animation. Now, the "blender" trichome is on the April issue's cover of @ThePlantCell .
Interplay of EXO70 and MLO proteins modulates trichome cell wall composition and susceptibility to powdery mildew (Jan W Huebbers, George A Caldarescu, Zdeňka Kubátová, Peter Sabol, et. al.) https://t.co/8UjRLQO4AZ @george_calda @HubbersJan@RWTH@ASPB#PlantSci
Ein Team um #RWTH-Prof. Ralph Panstruga (Bild links) und Prof. Jürgen Bernhagen (ISD der @LMU_Muenchen) zeigt, dass bestimmte #Pflanzen-Proteine menschlichen Signalproteinen des Immunsystems ähneln und an deren Rezeptoren binden können:
➡️https://t.co/2Sql291zxZ
📸: P. Winandy
If you ever wondered how fungi with #transposon-inflated genomes, like #powderymildew, handle the TE invasion: we found long noncoding antisense RNAs of TEs, candidates for regulating them!
Now published at @MobDNAjournal : https://t.co/iAS9NWp1Vr