Plant cells and development, Plant-microbe research, Phytophthora, oomycetes & symbiotic fungi, TAL effectors (TAL DNA binding code codiscoverer) and Coleoptera
How do "friendly" rhizobia build a legume nodule?
@AlbinTeulet found that
Type III effectors of symbiotic Rhizobia include diverse predicted transcriptional and post-transcriptional modulators.
https://t.co/sMJ4umGYeN
Now @PLOSBiology
How do "friendly" rhizobia build a legume nodule? @AlbinTeulet found that some may carry hidden transcription factors - proteins that mimic DNA-binding folds to enter the plant nucleus and rewrite its developmental program.
https://t.co/nXFnfbRZSb
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@CStrulluDerrien@mrillig@fmartin1954@1pantunes Maybe look for look for a trilete/monolete mark or tetrads, whether one per host cell in epidermis, attached hypha, pores or apertures. Age & whether they're in situ or macerated
Hey mycorrhiza folks! 🍄Spotted these interesting hyphal structures while looking at stained grass roots under the microscope. Do you think they're AM fungi? What do you think? 🧐
Stepwise evolution of the developmental and symbiotic functions of DELLA in land plants
A #Letter by Delaux et al.
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🎃 Happy Halloween! My favorite plant is a vampire: Cuscuta coils around its host and drains its water and nutrients 🧛🌱
Brand-new personal academic website, new dark look. Time-lapse of dodder searching, nodule spatial transcriptomics, papers, talks:
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