Our Current Opinion…
…on the topic of how vascular connections are established between emerging lateral organs and their parent organ. Now out Open Access in Current Opinion in Plant Biology!
Our Current Opinion… Read MoreHARDTKE LAB – Molecular Genetics of Root Development
…et quid amabo nisi quod vita enigma est?
…on the topic of how vascular connections are established between emerging lateral organs and their parent organ. Now out Open Access in Current Opinion in Plant Biology!
Our Current Opinion… Read MoreOur latest nearly-back-to-back outputs in Current Biology and Nature Communications: for years we have known that autocrine CLE45 peptide signaling via its receptor BAM3 suppresses protophloem sieve element differentiation. What …
Double trouble CLE peptide signaling Read MoreSamuel Koh Wee Han.
First author profile: Read MorePhosphosites in the linker region of BRX family proteins determine whether or not their association with the plasma membrane association is sensitive to auxin. Congratulations to Sam and co-workers for …
88 figure panels, 1 straightforward message: Read MoreThe bulk of Bernard’s thesis now published: “Local auxin competition explains fragmented differentiation patterns”, a study emerging from a collaboration with mathematician and theoretical biologist Kirsten ten Tusscher from Utrecht …
Local auxin competition explains fragmented differentiation patterns Read More“Dispatch” by Surbhi: “Brassinosteroids and the Intracellular Auxin Shuttle”
Our take on our colleagues’ work: Read MoreOur latest study in the developmental cell biology of phloem sieve element differentiation is out now! Maybe the experimentally most elaborate paper we have published to date, in Developmental Cell. …
Of Muffins and Donuts. Read MoreA first chapter of Alja’s Ph.D. thesis: “Broad spectrum developmental role of Brachypodium AUX1”. And some counter-intuitive phenotypes in the Bdaux1 mutant, like surprisingly long roots.
Brachypodium continues to surprise. Read MoreThe culmination of persistent, patient, phantastic collaboration with the labs of Claus Schwechheimer and Uli Hammes at the Technical University of Munich. It allowed us to pin down the nearly …
6 years in the making. Read MoreMovie of slides with voiceover of Christian’s talk at the IPGSA meeting 2013 about our Brachypodium work, published that day: David Pacheco-Villalobos, Martial Sankar, Karin Ljung and Christian S. Hardtke (2013): Disturbed local …
Hormones are hormones, but Brachypodium is not Arabidopsis – slides with voiceover Read More