We proudly present a new preprint by Leon Pierdzig et al: Wall teichoic acids, glycopolymers specific to Gram-positive bacteria, trigger defense and cell death in Arabidopsis. Cysteine-rich RLKs act as key components in their perception. https://t.co/owvJWnjaVi
Wonderful new story from our friends and @ubcbotany@ubcmsl@IRTG_PRoTECT bringing unanticipated insights into the biology of highly researched fungal pathogens (Botrytis cinerea and Sclerotinia sclerotiorum)
https://t.co/3se6MQ527h
Our paper https://t.co/dis2DvxnYZ has finally been accepted and published today in The Plant Journal — congratulations to everyone involved! For those interested, the earlier bioRxiv version includes additional data that, unfortunately, didn't make it into the final publication.
To all colleagues who share an interest in sphingolipids, endomembrane trafficking & membrane domain formation, pathogen-induced cell polarization and entry control, here is another potentially interesting preprint: https://t.co/fhfUQ1nAh3
Here is a preprint with potential interest to those fascinated by host-microbe interactions, abiotic stress adaptation, xylogenesis, P bodies & mRNA turnover, and extended phenotypes induced by microbial effectors: https://t.co/4omRprWTxg (1/5)
We have unraveled a link between membrane lipids, phosphate, and root development via jasmonates. @NIPGRsocial@wheat_biology@DBTIndia
A lipid synthase maintains metabolic flux for jasmonate synthesis to regulate root growth and phosphate homeostasis https://t.co/dnfFOb0z70
Differential contribution of Arabidopsis chitin receptor complex components to defense signaling and ubiquitination-dependent endocytotic removal from the plasma membrane
Mittendorf et al.
📖 https://t.co/6khd3aH3Br
What a lovely surprise! 😃 We finally got to celebrate our PhDs together with the Gänseliesel, something we missed out on when we graduated during the pandemic nearly 4 years ago. Thank you for bringing us back together and organising this!
To all plant cell surface immune receptor aficionados out there – here’s a potentially interesting new contribution from our lab:
https://t.co/pyXt9H55qN
Congratulations to all co-authors! Against all odds, this work has found a good home after all...😉
A perfect ending of the #IPIS2024 by @Slavi_Jan with an exciting and insightful talk about the influence of epigenetic modifications on effector gene expression and pathogenicity in Fusarium oxysporum