@modifications_t

Interested in plant biology, RNA & protein modifications and light signalling Mostly science posting here like travelling and playing cricket

Joined April 2010
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Jyothi Vadassery
@JyothiVadasserySep 29
How do plants turn local wounding response into a whole-plant defense? Our work identifies CNGC13, a vasculature localized Ca²⁺ channel that helps propagate systemic Ca²⁺ waves and activate jasmonate & glucosinolate defenses in Arabidopsis. A new piece of the puzzle in long-distance plant immunity and wound signalling and acts in parallel to well known GLR channels First PNAS from my lab and is combined efforts of a great team : Misha @MishaKu16647918 and Ramgopal as first authors. Supported by Bhawana @BhawanaSha17 and Mahendra @MahiPawar12 from lab We thank Alex Costa @lab_costa for his constant support and collaboration ; Yong-Fei Wang for electrophysiology A huge shout out to @DBTIndia @NIPGRsocial for funding and encouraging basic plant science in India and Arabidopsis research pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.26…

The Ca2+ channel CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDE GATED CHANNEL13 regulates vasculature-mediated systemic Ca2+ and...

Insect herbivory triggers rapid local and systemic signaling in plants, including membrane depolarization, cytosolic Ca2+ elevation, and activation...

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Matthew Kirshner
@MattyKirshSep 28
Just the Editor-in-Chief of Nature advising scientists not to share their data and findings with external AI model companies.
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Cell Host & Microbe@cellhostmicrobeSep 4
Weekend read! Protists shift bacterial interactions Soil protist predation shifts bacterial metabolic interactions from competitive to cooperative. Protist-driven microbial cross-feeding enhances plant-beneficial functions cell.com/cell-host-microbe/a…

Predation by soil protists shifts bacterial metabolism from competitive to cooperative interactions

Chen et al. demonstrate that soil protist predation shifts bacterial metabolic interactions from competitive to cooperative. Integrating large-scale surveys, metabolic modeling, and control experim...

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Sophien Kamoun
@KamounLabAug 26
#sciencecrisis #thermofishy
Florian
@fvderopAug 25
"More than 18,000 questionable images found in antibody catalogues of 15 companies" - It's stuff like this that makes bio research so slow
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Jonathan D G Jones@jonathandgjonesAug 23
we made the local news! edp24.co.uk/news/26451370.no…

Gene scientists win landmark approval for blight-resistant potato

The UK's first precision-bred blight-resistant potato, developed at the Sainsbury Laboratory (TSL) on the Norwich Research Park, is a step closer to being grown by farmers.

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Science Magazine
@ScienceMagazineAug 19
Landraces and wild species hold genetic diversity that could be key to developing new potato varieties, which are needed to help farmers adapt to climate change and other challenges. 🥔 Learn more on #NationalPotatoDay in this 2019 issue of Science: scim.ag/4xab4hA
For thousands of years, Andean farmers have cultivated colorful landraces of domesticated potatoes, such as lioness, tunica, and tarmeña shown in this arrangement. Landraces and wild species hold genetic diversity that could be key to developing new potato varieties, which are needed to help farmers adapt to climate change and other challenges. Photo: Gustavo Ramirez

ALT For thousands of years, Andean farmers have cultivated colorful landraces of domesticated potatoes, such as lioness, tunica, and tarmeña shown in this arrangement. Landraces and wild species hold genetic diversity that could be key to developing new potato varieties, which are needed to help farmers adapt to climate change and other challenges. Photo: Gustavo Ramirez

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The Plant Cell@ThePlantCellAug 19
Phospholipid remodeling interplays with auxin signaling to modulate cellular reprogramming in Arabidopsis regeneration (Pengjie Chang , Xiaona Yang , Xinchun Liu , et al) doi.org/10.1093/plcell/koag1… @ASPB #PlantSci
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Oded Rechavi
@OdedRechaviAug 19
Lab meetings can be the worst, or the best! :) Here are 22 tips for improving them (including mine) nature.com/articles/d41586-0… @Nature
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Leonor C. Boavida@boavida_labAug 15
Direct avirulence effector-receptor interaction confers wheat immunity against insects | Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…

Direct avirulence effector-receptor interaction confers wheat immunity against insects

Wheat immunity against the global pest Hessian fly operates on a gene-for-gene basis, yet molecular mechanisms underlying resistance-avirulence interactions have remained elusive for over five...

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Plant cell-type-specific immune activation Plant immunity is organized across leaf tissues through specialized cell-type programs. While a shared core program is broadly activated, individual cell types deploy distinct defenses that restrict pathogens cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…

Cell-type-specific activation of broadly perceived effector-triggered immunity restricts pathogen...

Chhillar et al. reveal that plant immunity is organized across leaf tissues through specialized cell-type programs. While a shared core immune program is broadly activated, individual cell types...

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The role of plant receptor-like kinases in sensing extrinsic and host-derived signals and shaping the microbiome. Mini-review examining how plant RLKs regulate mutualistic symbiosis and immunity and how these paradigms extend to shaping microbiome cell.com/cell-host-microbe/a…

The role of plant receptor-like kinases in sensing extrinsic and host-derived signals and shaping...

Plant receptor-like kinases (RLKs), one of the largest gene families in plants, integrate intrinsic and extrinsic signals to regulate immunity, mutualism, and interactions with microbiota. Here we...

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Sophien Kamoun
@KamounLabJul 27
Preprint Review @TheSainsburyLab FTW I said it and I say it again: high-profile papers that don't get preprinted are suspicious. BAD ACTORS DON’T PREPRINT. tsl.ac.uk/science-communicat…
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The Plant Cell@ThePlantCellJul 8
Alternative polyadenylation dynamics shape pollen development at single-cell resolution (Ziwei Zhao , Jiawen Zhou , Danhui Zhao , Xiaojuan Lu , Qingshun Q Li) doi.org/10.1093/plcell/koag1… @ASPB #PlantSci
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Life Sciences_SNIoE@dls_snioeJun 26
Applications are open for the Integrated M.Sc.–Ph.D. in Life Sciences (Monsoon 2026) at Shiv Nadar University. Explore research opportunities in Cancer Biology, Neuroscience, Immunology, Bioinformatics, and more. Apply by 1 July 2026. 🚀 snu.edu.in/admissions/gradua…
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Santosh Satbhai@santosh7bhaiJun 14
Excited to share our new paper in @PlantPhys led by the talented PhD student @PJakhar_3097. Thanks to several @sbslab_IISERM members and @wheat_biology for their contributions. @DBS_IISERM @IiserMohali academic.oup.com/plphys/adva…

Blue light promotes root iron acquisition via a shoot CRY–HY5 signaling module in Arabidopsis

Blue light, acting via cryptochromes and the transcription factor HY5, positively regulates iron accumulation in Arabidopsis, revealing a new mechanism for

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Excited to share the first publication as a PI (review article) from the Srivastava Lab ! 🎉 Grateful to all my friends, collaborators and colleagues for their constant support throughout this journey. Decoding light perception... academic.oup.com/plphys/arti…

Decoding light perception and fine-tuning photomorphogenesis through posttranslational modifications

Abstract. Posttranslational modifications (PTMs) are a widespread regulatory strategy that fine-tunes protein stability, activity, interactions, and locali

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BRIC-RGCB
@RGCB_TrivandrumApr 8
A new publication from the laboratory of Dr. Moumita Srivastava (Scientist, Plant Biotechnology & Disease Biology program, #BRICRGCB) appeared in the journal "Plant Physiology," and the title of the manuscript is "Decoding light perception and fine-tuning photomorphogenesis through post-translational modifications." The manuscript can be accessed from academic.oup.com/plphys/adva… @DrJitendraSingh @rajesh_gokhale @DBTIndia @IndiaDST @BricDbt @Modifications_p
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Vinay Shukla@vinayshukla_1Feb 11
🚨 Positions available in Plant Science! Please share. We’re hiring: 1. Postdoc 2. PhD (UK applicants only) Focus: root oxygen dynamics, developmental signalling. Come help us uncover how O2 shapes root development. Apply- sites.google.com/view/root-r… #plantscijobs #AcademicJobs
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Looking for suitable candidate to join our growing team @RGCB_Trivandrum ..
BRIC-RGCB
@RGCB_Trivandrum12 Aug 2025
1/2 Applications are invited from Indians for 1 position of Project Associate–I in the ANRF-funded project titled "Unraveling the Mechanism of Blue Light-Mediated Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress Responses in Plants." @DrJitendraSingh @rajesh_gokhale @DBTIndia @IndiaDST @BricDbt7510
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That is Glycosyrin an iminosugar from Pseudomonas syrinage!, Blue white colony MAGIC!, Bacterial pathogen deploys the iminosugar glycosyrin to manipulate plant glycobiology | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…

Bacterial pathogen deploys the iminosugar glycosyrin to manipulate plant glycobiology

The extracellular space (apoplast) in plants is a key battleground during microbial infections. To avoid recognition, the bacterial model phytopathogen Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato DC3000 produces...

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