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SynBryo Group @OIST, Japan https://synbryo.weebly.com/ Plant Synthetic Biology 🌱 - EvoDevo 🏺 - Chloroplast ☀️ - Hornworts 🦄
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Genes for genetic painting in flowers now available on Addgene!: addgene.org/browse/artic...
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Another cool liverwort genome by Szövényi group. #PlantScience link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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Business end of a low cost DIY gene gun - powered by a sodastream CO2 canister with minipump-driven vacuum shroud. Microparticle load is contained in a 13mm filter holder on a stainless steel mesh - like John Finer's particle inflow design. Looking at efficiency improvements...
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Background Sex chromosomes evolve from autosomes and are expected to be initially homomorphic, though they may become heteromorphic over time. In diploid systems, one sex chromosome often degenerates,...
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Genome assemblies of the liverwort Blasia pusilla uncover a well-defined pseudoautosomal region on homomorphic UV sex chromosomes - Genome Biology
Nick Desnoyer
For liverwort mavens, I've needed to shift our Marchantia resources to a new website (I've reached retirement from academia in Cambridge) - and the plant synthetic biology stuff has moved to https://www.haseloff-lab.info (Now have more time for DIY builds! Updates to come)
New review out: The Promise of Synthetic Biology for Redesigning Plant Architecture Great to have worked on this with @suruchiroy.bsky.social and Gerad dos Santos! doi.org/10.3390/ijms...
Cool new T-DNA plasmid! Let's see how it gets adopted and common tools become available -- hope those will happen to some level at least www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
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PCA Members are excited to share our new paper, which outlines a roadmap for tracing the origins & diversification of cell types across green plants using single-cell technologies. From algae to angiosperms, we're entering a new era of comparative cell biology. bit.ly/4eAip2Q
Facundo Romani
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Jim Haseloff
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Rational design of T-DNA vectors enables predictable, single-copy integration in Arabidopsis thaliana
Agrobacterium-mediated transformation is the dominant method for plant transgenesis, yet it frequently produces multi-copy, structurally complex T-DNA insertions associated with transgene silencing, u...
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New paper! A study from the Dolan lab at the GMI of the @oeaw.bsky.social has just been published in Current Biology. Read the publication titled "Antagonism between blue- and red-light signaling controls thallus flatness in Marchantia polymorpha" here: www.cell.com/current-biol...
Jim Haseloff
The Green Lineage (Viridiplantae) represents one of the most successful evolutionary radiations on Earth, with remarkable morphological diversity from…
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A single-cell blueprint for cellular diversity in the Green Lineage
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The Marchantia polymorpha recombinase MpRAD51 is at the crossroads of morphogenesis and the DNA damage response (Elias Trujillo-Esquivel , José Luis Lorenzo-Manzanarez , et al) doi.org/10.1093/plce... #PlantScience @aspbofficial
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Plant Cell Atlas
James Lloyd 🧬
Rodrigo Reis
Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology
The Plant Cell
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MpRAD51 links homologous recombination–mediated DNA repair with morphogenesis, revealing an evolutionarily conserved role in maintaining genome stability a
The Marchantia polymorpha recombinase MpRAD51 is at the crossroads of morphogenesis and the DNA damage response
When a protist engulfed a cynaobacterium, Earth changed forever! @jandevries.bsky.social, @caeciliafkunz.bsky.social, @heche.bsky.social & colleagues review the origins and evolution of archaeoplastids, the lineage that arose from this event, including plants & co www.cell.com/current-biol...
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Current Biology