Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫

Professional Research Associate. Plant Pathology, insect vectors, IPM, Biocontrol. University of Saskatchewan, SK.

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

In the field, crops face multiple stresses at once, a complexity still widely underestimated.
Check this out!
Extension strategies for explaining multiple biotic stressors in pulse crop yield loss https://t.co/jKETiXGGTw
@agbiousask @USaskEnt @CDC_USask @usaskplsc

[USask AgBio @agbiousask]

#USask post-doctoral fellow Simin Sabaghian is trying to get ahead of bean yellow mosaic virus (a pathogenic virus that can affect any pulse crop) by studying its transmission and symptoms. #USaskResearch

Read more:
https://t.co/4vWuVJ93wV

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

Beating bean yellow mosaic virus https://t.co/wnSK7RAAh2

[Physalia-courses@ONLINE @Physacourses]

Massive thanks to @sonia_cruciani for leading an outstanding course on @nanopore Direct RNA-seq! 🙌 And a big shoutout to our participants for their enthusiasm, insightful questions, and active engagement. 🎉 Wishing you all the best as you dive into your data analysis journey💡

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

First Report of Bean Leafroll Virus in Pea and Chickpea, in Canada | Plant Disease https://t.co/kMKazh2ViH

[PhytoFrontiers® @phytofrontiers]

Just published! Mitochondrial Genome Resource of the Cottony Ash Psyllid, a Host of a Newly Identified ‘Candidatus Liberibacter’ Bacterium by Simin Sabaghian et al. #Entomology #OpenAccess @siminsabaghian @agbiousask @USDA_ARS https://t.co/sjxC5Ov1Dn

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

Biocontrol in act 🕷️🕸️🤓

[Prager Lab @USaskEnt]

#Pulse, #Legume, #Alfalfa growers. Are you checking for #peaphids ? Share your catches and help us track the build up of pea aphids this year! @SaskPulse
https://t.co/NaSvVwUUDY

[Michelle Hubbard @PulsePathSWSK]

If you are will to have your pulse (chickpea, lentil, pea or faba bean) field(s) surveyed for viruses by @siminsabaghian, please contact Simin or myself. Symptomatic plants are especially important. Some examples are below.

[Prager Lab @USaskEnt]

Mitochondrial Genome Resource of the Cottony Ash Psyllid, a Host of a Newly Identified ‘Candidatus Liberibacter’ bacterium | PhytoFrontiers™ https://t.co/dNyRjtYeDy

[Prager Lab @USaskEnt]

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PhD Position in Plant Virology

Are you interested in doing PhD on mycoviruses?The Prager lab at the University of Saskatchewan (https://t.co/wBqEkpj1Lh) is recruiting a PhD student to study mycoviruses presence in the plant pathogenic fungus Sclerotinia sclerotiorum.

[University of Saskatchewan Research @USaskResearch]

On March 16, #USask's One Health student committee hosted their first ever One Health Hackathon! Students from across campus collaboratively identified solutions to various issues pressing society today. This year's theme was the impacts of contaminants in water.

#OneHealth

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

I've taken this picture, there is no edit or photoshop in it. I believe she is appeared in the sky to say that #Woman_is_the_light_of_the_life, hitting or killing a Woman would spread the darkness.

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

I am so pleased to share my article published at "Microorganisms".
Please find my article in the link bellow. It is fully Open access and free of charge to download.
https://t.co/UAW2S3Uti9

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

Problem solving in action!
When I am in a hotel for 10 days quarantine and I have two important workshops and any of my adaptor connectors doesn’t match with the plug socket in my room and my phone number is inactive and no way for online shopping!
Any similar experience?

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

@Micro_MarinB This is Erineum mite (Colomerus vitis) which causing the leaves to produce gall on the surface. The mites are inside of the galls and underside of the leaves.

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

@DanielBolnick It is the fruiting body of Slime Mould (Trichia decipiens).

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

@RotavirusL A research lab can give you so many research programs, so I think, a research lab would be a good choice😉

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

@Prof_GD_Foster @Blisteredcanker @adrianjgibbs1 It is like a ELIZA plate and ELIZA reader can read the results. It is an archive and it can be read by a specific microscope!

[Simin Sabaghian🌱🫛🌾🍇🦠🧪🧬🔬🧫 @siminsabaghian]

@Blisteredcanker It is Herbicide damage because it has a same range of symptoms, virus symptoms is scattered and irregular. It should be check the upper side too, if there is not any symptoms in the upper side the possibility of virus present is very low.