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Out now from the Open Wild Wheat Consortium: ‘Origin and evolution of the bread wheat D genome’. 46 Tauschii genomes shed new light on the bread wheat D genome history. Almost 40% of the D genome gene content resulted from secondary hybridization events.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Interested in doing a PhD in Australia? Join our info webinar on 20 August to hear all about the opportunities in our Training Centre events.humanitix.com/phd-opp…
Leaving @schwessinger lab at @ANU where they do excellent science!Thank you for hosting me!
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📣 Open #PhD #position @INRAE_France 👨🎓 in plant disease #epidemiology #phytopathology #agroecology to work on stem rust of wheat with me in collab @s_soubeyrand. Join our group @INRAE_Bioger and contribute to exciting groundbreaking research! Apply ▶️ eng-bioger.versailles-grigno…
📣 Offre de #thèse @INRAE_Bioger 👨🎓 en #phytopathologie / #épidémiologie / #agroécologie sur la rouille noire du #blé, maladie réemergente. Financement @INRAE_France acquis et co-encadrement @wheatpath @s_soubeyrand pour un sujet stimulant ! Postulez ▶️ bioger.versailles-grignon.hu…
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New preprint! 🔥 We fully phase the two subgenomes of the dikaryotic leaf rust fungus with HiFi/HiC. This revealed that extensive nucleus exchange events have given rise to many of the long-standing lineages common around the world. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… @Figueroa_MM @TC_Hewitt
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An example of the power that haplotype resolution brings to understand pathogen dynamics and to set the stage for automated surveillance. A new era ✨️
New preprint! 🔥 We fully phase the two subgenomes of the dikaryotic leaf rust fungus with HiFi/HiC. This revealed that extensive nucleus exchange events have given rise to many of the long-standing lineages common around the world. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… @Figueroa_MM @TC_Hewitt
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Our book on wheat yellow rust is now available online!
One of its kind, it's a comprehensive review of work done on wheat yellow rust in Himalayas and Middle East!
Thanks to all the contributors, especially Prof. Li.
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I’m excited to share our new lab website: wulfflab.org
A warm welcome also to Radim Svacina, Renjie Chen, Karthick Gajendiran, Francisco Ayala, Amer Alrudayan & Ana Belén Perera who joined us recently.
Thanks to Konstanze and Emma Joy for the website design.
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Stem #rust on #barberry species in Europe: Host specificities and genetic diversity. The latest @RustWatchH2020 article is out in @FrontPlantSci frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Sr43 encodes broad-spectrum resistance, so would be useful as part of a polygene stack. Transgenic expression of Sr43 retained race specificity and temperature sensitivity.
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An epic project that spanned decades of work!
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Happy birthday Norman! On this auspicious day we bring you the broad-spectrum wheat stem rust resistance gene, Sr62, out now in Nature Communications:
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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For the attention of mildew enthusiasts: "Diversifying the menu for crop powdery mildew resistance". Perspective in Cell with James Brown:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1egvg…
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Did you know - of the 467 designated R genes in bread wheat, 198 (42%) have been introduced from outside the bread wheat gene pool! Check out the "Wheat R gene Atlas" review (zenodo.org/record/4469514#.Y…) and Amber's webinar on 6 May: tinyurl.com/2a5tww2m
There are 467 designated R genes in wheat. What could we do if we cloned all of them? Join Amber Hafeez' webinar on the "Wheat R gene Atlas" on 6 May at 4 pm UK time // 11 am EDT. Sign up here: tinyurl.com/2a5tww2m
@ambernhafeez @wheatgenome
Artwork by @dh_illustration
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GRRC report on wheat yellow and stem rust genotyping and race analyses 2020, agro.au.dk/forskning/interna…
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Big congrats to @pilarcormo for the fantastic discovery of TaBCAT1 and its role in wheat rust susceptibility. Thanks all co-authors for your valuable contributions, including our amazing JIC bioimaging & metabolomics teams! @JohnInnesCentre @ERC_Research academic.oup.com/plcell/adva…
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The branched-chain amino acid aminotransferase TaBCAT1 modulates amino acid metabolism and positively regulates wheat rust susceptibility #Wheat #PlantPathogens #PlantImmunity #PlantSci @PilarCorMo @JohnInnesCentre academic.oup.com/plcell/adva…
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Check out this article exploring some of the ideas in our review paper on the wheat R gene atlas - thanks to @globalrust for giving our ideas a great platform!
Plant pathogens ravage wheat crops around the world each year. How can scientists better respond at scale? @ambernhafeez & colleagues at the @JohnInnesCentre propose a wheat R gene atlas with detailed information into the genetic basis of diseases. bgri.cornell.edu/wheat-r-gen…
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Plant pathogens ravage wheat crops around the world each year. How can scientists better respond at scale? @ambernhafeez & colleagues at the @JohnInnesCentre propose a wheat R gene atlas with detailed information into the genetic basis of diseases. bgri.cornell.edu/wheat-r-gen…
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The Wheat Resistance Gene Atlas: Our proposal to clone "all" wheat R genes and their corresponding effectors, and generate a digital inventory for breeding and research. Preprint: zenodo.org/record/4469514#.Y…
Thanks @ambernhafeez @sanu_arora @sreyag_ @Striperusty & Bob Bowden.
BLOG - An ambitious proposal to create a resistance gene “atlas” as a resource for the international wheat community has been outlined in a new review okt.to/50imQz @ambernhafeez @BrandeWulff































