Marco Incarbone
@incavirus.bsky.social
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Interested in virus-plant interactions, especially those involving vertical virus transmission from parent to progeny and stem cell antiviral immunity. All posts are my own.
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![The programme of the first half of Day 2 of the JXB 75th Anniversary Conference:
Session 1 Beginnings & Roots [Tinto]
Chairs: Diana Santelia (ETH Zürich, Switzerland)
& Steve Penfield (John Innes Centre, UK)
09:00–09:05 Session intro, Diana Santelia
09:05–09:40 Invited Speaker: Steve Penfield,
John Innes Centre, UK “Inter-generational
temperature signalling during plant
reproductive development”
09:40–10:10 David Hoey, University of
Edinburgh, UK “Phosphate starvation
signalling was co-opted by plants for the
evolution of vasculature”
10:00–10:30 Anna Amtmann, University of
Glasgow, UK “Why is an ABA-transporter
required for the sensitivity of Arabidopsis
roots to low phosphorus?”
11:00–11:15 Moritz Göbel, Heinrich Heine
University Düsseldorf, Germany “Trehalose
6-phosphate regulates root growth by
nutrient allocation towards sink tissues”
11:15–11:30 Francesca Bellinazzo, Wageningen
University & Research, Netherlands
“Genetic regulation of root growth in
lettuce”
11:30–11:45 Kris Vissenberg, University of
Antwerp, Belgium “Growth regulation at the
Arabidopsis root hair tip by RALF-LRX-pectin
and RALF-LLG-CrRLK1l modules”
11:45–12:20 Invited Speaker: Kin Pan
Chung, Wageningen University & Research,
Netherlands “To begin is easy, to persist is
art: the inheritance of cytoplasmic genomes
in plants”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ggz22gcwkakll7efac23g33s/bafkreidac72zly6kba3i5afot6ndqrho5zsmmwx7ofe2maaqqfayjm6hae@jpeg)
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Yasin Dagdas
@plantophagy.bsky.social
· Aug 11
Ancestral P-body proteins rewired for autophagic recycling in the early land plant Marchantia polymorpha
Processing bodies (P-bodies) are conserved ribonucleoprotein (RNP) granules central to RNA metabolism across eukaryotes. Although the mechanisms underlying their assembly are well understood, the path...
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Isabel Monte
@isabelmonte.bsky.social
· Aug 11
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Zach Harvey
@zhharvey.bsky.social
· Jul 31
The histone core domain evolves at single-residue resolution to directly orchestrate transcription
Nucleosomes are thought to be structural barriers to transcription, establishing a restrictive ground state that must be destabilized for gene express…
www.sciencedirect.com
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Sorek Lab
@soreklab.bsky.social
· Jul 30
Manipulation of the nucleotide pool in human, bacterial and plant immunity - Nature Reviews Immunology
Modification of the nucleotide pool is emerging as key to innate immunity in animals, plants and bacteria. This Review explains how immune pathways conserved from bacteria to humans manipulate the nuc...
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