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Open Ph.D. position in our lab! Read MoreHARDTKE LAB – Molecular Genetics of Root Development
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Open Ph.D. position in our lab! Read MoreThe final chapter of Cecilia’s Ph.D. work has now been published in The Plant Cell, describing how ectopic expression of an auxin transport regulatory module triggers a shift in the …
Xylem shift – our work on manipulating developmental trajectories out now Read More…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 More…we hope. This attempt to summarize the essence of some 150 papers in the field and integrate their findings has now appeared in the Tansley Review series of The New …
Phloem Development – a comprehensive review 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 MoreWho would have thought BRX mutants and transgenics will make it to the museum one day? An intriguing exposition at the Natural History Museum in Sion explores the question where …
The grey zone between natural and artificial exposed Read MoreUpdate: Now published after peer review as “Single-gene resolution of diversity-driven overyielding in plant genotype mixtures” in Nature Communications! We are very happy to have contributed essential resources and services …
“I’m gonna git you SUC8!” Read More…for my bigger seeds. Sam’s paper, building on his keen sense of observation, is now out in Development: We found that heterologous expression of certain BRX variants boosts seed size …
“I think I need a bigger box.” Read MoreOur collaborative paper with Zack Nimchuck’s lab at UNC Chapel Hill and Cyril Zipfel’s lab at the University of Zurich is out now in Nature Plants. Supported by the proteomics …
A conserved module regulates receptor kinase signaling in immunity and development Read MoreOur paper “A single-cell morpho-transcriptomic map of brassinosteroid action in the Arabidopsis root” is available in its final, typeset version online now. The datasets demonstrate that brassinosteroid signaling is essential …
The “ground truth” of brassinosteroid signaling Read More