Matthieu Bourdon

Plant scientist and postdoc @slcuplants. Active cell lurker

[FECYT @FECYT_Ciencia]

📢 La #OficinaC del @Congreso_Es y #FECYT publica 6 informes de evidencia científica.

✔ Para su elaboración se han entrevistado a 121 personas expertas de todos los ámbitos del conocimiento y consultado más de 2.000 referencias bibliográficas.

🔗https://t.co/7roo1oi1CJ

[Matthieu Bourdon @MumbledBee]

@KalinaHaas @slcuplants @CUBotanicGarden @ChemCambridge @CamMicroscopy @BMC_series Hehe, who knows indeed! First trichomes woven scarf in a few years? ;-)

[Matthieu Bourdon @MumbledBee]

Proud to present our latest collaborative effort on how alpine Dyonisia tapetodes threads its own "wool"! found by @slcuplants @CUBotanicGarden @ChemCambridge
@CamMicroscopy in #BMCPlantBiology https://t.co/H8aYpffvK5 Summary and video at https://t.co/HDCJm7oGxp @BMC_series

[Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) @slcuplants]

🍃🕸️🕳️Flavone-based woolly fibres extrude from tiny holes in alpine plant's glandular trichomes found by @slcuplants @MumbledBee @CUBotanicGarden @ChemCambridge @CamMicroscopy in #BMCPlantBiology https://t.co/rK4pRYiaqp Summary https://t.co/sEENmcH6wG @BMC_series @BioMedCentral

[mary williams @PlantTeaching]

Plant Science Research Weekly. https://t.co/b8b3CKiNVD
Polyploid genome evolution, Gramene knowledgebase, Proto-pyrenoid, Plant phylostratigraphics, CAMEL, canalization & PINs, Wooly fibres, Insect-produced small peptides ->gall formation, Buffering effects of soil seed banks

[Matthieu Bourdon @MumbledBee]

how to cover yourself when you are a plant? Just weave your own fabric! Check our collaborative work between @slcuplants @CUBotanicGarden @ChemCambridge @CamMicroscopy on how Dionysia tapetodes extrudes flavones threads from its glandular trichomes. https://t.co/9V8ffw0A2j

[Matthieu Bourdon @MumbledBee]

"We don't often sting, but we bite when hungry" A tale of how Bumble bees selectively damage plant leaves to accelerate flower production when pollen is scarce https://t.co/E422G9nIps

[Sofía Otero @Gene_Tonic_]

Some of my students in college (2nd years, Natural Sciences, Cambridge University) had their summer internships canceled due to covid19. They are really good and opened to try computer-based projects instead. If interested, please contact me and I’ll share your details with them

[The Plant Cell @ThePlantCell]

IN BRIEF: Another brick in the plant cell wall: Characterization of Arabidopsis CSLD3 function in cell wall synthesis #Biosynthesis #PlantBiology https://t.co/uaqFr8KLzo