🐸🌱Position OPEN in the Torii Lab @ut_mbs@TexasScience@hhmi_science ! We are looking for an enthusiastic, plant propagation, tissue Culture, transformation and genome editing expert to develop emerging Amphibious model system🐸🌱 Apply↓
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New OA Resource: "A transcriptional atlas of early Arabidopsis seed development suggests mechanisms for inter-tissue coordination" https://t.co/JedqigbwLr
Single-nucleus RNAseq profiling of early Arabidopsis seed development.
This work would not have been possible without the fantastic effort of all authors. Huge thank you to the
Bargmann lab for an awesome collaboration and our funding sources at NIH, NSF, and the USDA. We welcome any suggestions to improve the manuscript.
Single somatic plant cells have the remarkable potential to dedifferentiate and regenerate entirely new plants. However, the cell states and regulatory dynamics enabling dedifferentiation competence had not been fully explored... dun dun dun ⬇️ (1/12)
https://t.co/bca6Pbt6Mp
Despite finding a conserved, early onset dedifferentiation program, cell fate transitions and transcriptional divergence are highly heterogeneous, even when initiated from the same cell! What promotes this diversity in reprogramming remains to be discovered.
CSHL Professor Dave Jackson is joining the likes of Isaac Newton, Benjamin Franklin, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, and Stephen Hawking as a Fellow of the Royal Society.
The Royal Society recognizes, promotes, and supports excellence in science and encourages the use of science for the benefit of humanity.
Bruce Stillman, CSHL President & CEO, congratulates Jackson on this well-deserved election, as his research has progressed humanity's understanding of plant stem cell regeneration.
#InspiringDiscovery #RoyalSociety #PlantBiology #ScienceMakesLifeBetter
Excited to share tomorrow about our work linking live imaging, CRISPR screening, and spatial transcriptomics using the 10X Xenium platform:
https://t.co/KGuhHdGtGC
You can register here: https://t.co/qdv0CcWHXd
We have been cooking up this story for a while and we are excited to finally be able to share!
Read on if you're interested in whole plant regeneration WITHOUT the application of hormones!