On our way to setup the #MBP2026 meeting hosted by @plantsciencedbg.bsky.social. Super excited to meet all the wonderful peeps & 🤓 about #plantscience for a few days. See you all soon.
1st insights into protein synthesis accuracy of plant organelles: www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.... Thx to terrific colabs @ifink-lab.bsky.social @organelledchaos.bsky.social & many others from @pullman.wsu.edu @hhu.de @uni-muenster.de
@unihalle.bsky.social funds by @dfg.de #GoPMF #plantscience #biology
#MBP2026 soccer match #plantscience #goteam
Great opportunity to present our work @ifink-lab.bsky.social @uni-muenster.de on #proteomics and #PTMs in plants #LCMS #MBP2026
New #openaccess #massspec publication in @asbmbjournals.bsky.social Molecular & Cellular Proteomics #MCP to decipher the dynamic proximity networks of myosin-19 (Myo19) and its mitochondrial receptors @uni-muenster.de Faculty of #Biology @ifink-lab.bsky.social and #IIZP
doi.org/10.1016/j.mc...
Details how to take part in available
Complexome Profiling in Plants: Exploring Organellar Protein Networks 🌱🧪
the DBG Strasburger Workshop exclusively from ECRs for #ECR s
www.deutsche-botanische-gesellschaft.de/en/about-us/...
Am I the only one who gets annoyed when the wrong picture of mass spec is used in a manuscript figure? e.g., an Orbitrap-based instrument was used for data acquisition, but the vector image shown in the figure is an Agilent QTOF (or worse, a QqQ). #TeamMassSpec #massspectrometry
Hot Topic workshop on Cryo-Electron Tomography 🌱🌱organised by the great Engel lab @cellarchlab.com at @biozentrum.unibas.ch. Thank you for the great meeting! Funded by @plantsciencedbg.bsky.social and @dfg.de
Interested in #PlanSciConfi
Molecular Biology of Plants 2026 in Hennef, but couldn'r make it to the conference?
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🌱 #Plants tolerate surprisingly high rates of protein translation errors: #LMU researchers around kunzlab.bsky.social show that #chloroplasts and #mitochondria can compensate for mistranslated proteins — these “mistakes” may aid plants acclimate to temperature stress. #LMUMunich #ClimateResilience
LMU researchers show that certain cell organelles can efficiently compensate for mistranslated proteins – a possible key to their acclimation to environmental stress.
