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Job alert! I am recruiting a postdoctoral researcher and a technician to join my Future Leaders Fellowship project, titled "The development and evolution of grain abscission in the Triticeae". @IntBarleyHub@JamesHuttonInst.
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So excited for @madelainebart to join us in the UK! Check out the available jobs in her lab- exciting projects and a fantastic supervisor and mentor! #PlantSciJobs
New Brief Comm: "Coexpression enhances cross-species integration of single-cell RNA sequencing across diverse plant species" https://t.co/J0fByNsfcg
To enhance cross-species single-cell analysis, the authors find gene pairs with similar expression patterns across 13 species.
Our recent work on how shattering works in Setaria. We characterized an important domestication gene, Shattering1, and showed that it functions in the activation of abscission, different from its ortholog in rice.
Interested in plant small RNAs? Check out this @AnnualReviews article I wrote with my mentor Blake Meyers! Feel free to DM me with your email address for a PDF. https://t.co/TuD5g091t5
IN BRIEF: Beyond fruitful: roles of tomato FRUITFULL-like genes in controlling inflorescence architecture and flowering (Junpeng Zhan @junpeng2ha ) https://t.co/fGj3vIh0G2
The Research Topic centers on understanding the evolutionary and developmental origins of convergent traits that have contributed so profoundly to plant diversification and crop domestication. @FrontPlantSci@JillPreston1@carriewessi@Yunqing_Yu
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Congratulations to Elizabeth Kellogg, #Botany2021’s recipient of the Asa Gray Award!
The Asa Gray Award is given to individuals for outstanding accomplishments pertinent to the goals of ASPT!