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Janlo Robil

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šŸ‡µšŸ‡­ Filipino PhD ā€¢ faculty @ateneodemanilau ā€¢ @MizzouBiology @FulbrightPrgrm alum ā€¢ investigating plant development ā€¢ views mine

 Quezon City, Philippines
Joined June 2021
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Grasses are known for parallel veins which form when the leaf is only a few mm in size. Maize and other C4 grasses have veins that form at very close intervals, but how they do it is still a mystery.
An illustration of the progression of early maize leaf development, with black, magenta, and blue lines and arrows representing the formation of different vein orders.

ALT An illustration of the progression of early maize leaf development, with black, magenta, and blue lines and arrows representing the formation of different vein orders.

Young maize leaves at various stages of development imaged with a fluorescence microscope. The leaves are expressing PIN1a-YFP which marks the developing veins. The upper left-hand corner box depicts the entire length of the leaf at the P6 stage.

ALT Young maize leaves at various stages of development imaged with a fluorescence microscope. The leaves are expressing PIN1a-YFP which marks the developing veins. The upper left-hand corner box depicts the entire length of the leaf at the P6 stage.

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Sonali Roy@SonaliRoy_9 Dec 2022
Hello All! I would appreciate your help in finding a postdoctoral fellow who would like to collaborate with me on an NSF-funded project. Should be a fun project! Please RT. More Info: bit.ly/PD-MediCARGO Apply here: jobs.tnstate.edu/postings/58ā€¦
Postdoctoral Fellow -Peptide Perception, PhD - Plant molecular biology or similar Ideal for someone with 0-2 years of postdoc training Duration 3 years: 2023-2025 Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN NSF #2217830: MediCARGO- Decoding peptide perception during Medicago-Sinorhizobium symbiosis using CRISPR-cas9 As a Reverse Genetics tool Closing date: January 8th 2022 Apply Here: https://jobs.tnstate.edu/postings/5892 More Information: bit.ly/PD-MediCARGO

ALT Postdoctoral Fellow -Peptide Perception, PhD - Plant molecular biology or similar Ideal for someone with 0-2 years of postdoc training Duration 3 years: 2023-2025 Tennessee State University, Nashville, TN NSF #2217830: MediCARGO- Decoding peptide perception during Medicago-Sinorhizobium symbiosis using CRISPR-cas9 As a Reverse Genetics tool Closing date: January 8th 2022 Apply Here: https://jobs.tnstate.edu/postings/5892 More Information: bit.ly/PD-MediCARGO

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Postdoc Research Associate for Clark Lab at Iowa state university.
Jordan Nikkel (@JordanNikkel) profile pictureJordan Nikkel@JordanNikkel5 Dec 2022
Hi all! The Clark Lab here at Iowa State is currently recruiting a postdoc. Here's the link: isu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/Ioā€¦. We are looking for someone interested in plant systematics and anatomy, with a focus on molecular phylogenetics within the grass family. Open until Dec. 18th.
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From corn to rice and wheat to barley, grasses play a substantial role in feeding the world. @BondLifeSci's Paula McSteen explained in the journal Science how understanding grass genetic diversity will help grow grain harvests in crops. #MizzouResearch ow.ly/pozt50LUaNZ
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ā•ā—ļø NEW SPECIES ALERT ā—ļøā• In this new publication, we described three new /Ancyronyx/ beetle species from Greater Mindanao. The three new species are named after the geography and culture of Mindanao, from where the lead author Bea Seno was originally from.
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Tuning of meristem maturation rate increases yield in multiple Triticum aestivum cultivars (Alexander Goldshmidt, Todd Ziegler, Dafeng Zhou, Brent Brower-Toland, Sasha Preuss, Thomas Slewinski) buff.ly/3gLbEAf #PlantSci @ASPB @Wileyplantsci @SEBiology
Meristem patterns throughout plant development. (a) Progression of meristem development in long day (LD)-grown spring wheat starts with the apical vegetative meristem, (b) gradually growing in size during the first 10 days after germination. (c) At about 14 days after germination, the apical meristem develops the first bracts marking an initiation of the reproductive spikeā€”this stage is also called single ridge. (e) Subsequently, at the axillary of the bracts, spikelet meristems are formed, the spikelet branches initiate glumes, and, at the axillary of glumes, florets are formed. (d) At about 31 days after germination, the apical spike is terminated with a terminal spikelet. (f) Spikelet branches develop up to 10 immature florets. False color indicates ovary (purple) and glume (green). On average, only about two to three florets per spikelet develop mature floral organs, stamens, and carpels. Bars in (a)ā€“(f) represent 100 Ī¼m.

ALT Meristem patterns throughout plant development. (a) Progression of meristem development in long day (LD)-grown spring wheat starts with the apical vegetative meristem, (b) gradually growing in size during the first 10 days after germination. (c) At about 14ā€‰days after germination, the apical meristem develops the first bracts marking an initiation of the reproductive spikeā€”this stage is also called single ridge. (e) Subsequently, at the axillary of the bracts, spikelet meristems are formed, the spikelet branches initiate glumes, and, at the axillary of glumes, florets are formed. (d) At about 31ā€‰days after germination, the apical spike is terminated with a terminal spikelet. (f) Spikelet branches develop up to 10 immature florets. False color indicates ovary (purple) and glume (green). On average, only about two to three florets per spikelet develop mature floral organs, stamens, and carpels. Bars in (a)ā€“(f) represent 100ā€‰Ī¼m.

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NEWS & VIEWS: Not all Calvinā€™s are equal: Differential control of the Calvin cycle in C3 versus C4 plants (Alexandra J Burgess, Peng Wang) buff.ly/3OHy7KW #PlantSci @ASPB
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The contrast has never been clearer.
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Just started a donation site for my research through the university! If you would like to support my work, please feel free to donate using the QR code and my name as the recipient in the "Comments" section. I'm happy to help if you have any questions. Thanks for all the support!
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#plantscijobs #plantscifyi ā€“ at Stichtse Vecht, Nederland
Isabel BƤurle (@IBaurle) profile pictureIsabel BƤurle@IBaurle18 Nov 2022
Please RT Our institute has an opening for a Junior Group Leader position to work on #naturalVariation of #phenotypic #Plasticity and #GxE interactions in Brassicaceae as part of a collaborative research initiative in #evolutionary #systemsbiology.
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Good day! The Specialty Rice Breeding Program at Texas A&M AgrilLife Research in Beaumont is looking for two (2) research associates. Details/application to each position are in the links below. (1)bit.ly/3USehPy (2)bit.ly/3XhqcIc Please retweet. Thanks!
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Friendly reminder: If this site goes down (or even if it doesn't), you can subscribe to receive Plant Science Research Weekly by email. No spam, guaranteed. Just fab science highlight nuggets. plantae.org/research/wwrtw/wā€¦
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šŸŒ½ Mapping Maize Mutants Using Bulked-Segregant Analysis and Next-Generation Sequencing. Norman Best, Paula Mcsteen @Curr_Protocols currentprotocols.onlinelibraā€¦
Mapping Maize Mutants Using Bulkedā€Segregant Analysis and Nextā€Generation Sequencing

Mapping Maize Mutants Using Bulkedā€Segregant Analysis and Nextā€Generation Sequencing

Forward genetics is used to identify the genetic basis for a phenotype. The approach involves identifying a mutant organism exhibiting a phenotype of interest and then mapping the causative locus or...

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Iā€™m looking forward to working with @PlantTeaching, @PlantPhys, and my fellow AFEs.
Plant Physiology (@PlantPhys) profile picturePlant Physiology@PlantPhys11 Nov 2022
Welcome to the new Plant Physiology Assistant Features Editors, who start their term in January 2023. plantae.org/2023-plant-physiā€¦
A photomontage showing the images of the newly appointed Assistant Features Editors.

ALT A photomontage showing the images of the newly appointed Assistant Features Editors.

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Our paper by Marcel Baer and Graziana Taramino et al. on the cloning and characterization of the maize šŸŒ½ lateral rootless 1 gene is now online @NewPhyt.
New Phytologist (@NewPhyt) profile pictureNew Phytologist@NewPhyt10 Nov 2022
Recent #PlantScience accepted in New Phyt Maize lateral rootless 1 encodes a homolog of the DCAF protein subunit of the CUL4-based E3 ubiquitin ligase complex Baer et al. šŸŒ± ow.ly/JlLR50Lz1Hc
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PLEASE REPOST *** As you know, I am an advocate of diversifying the data science workforce. I want to share an open rank, tenure track position in data science at Michigan State University. All areas of data science across STEM will be considered. lnkd.in/gqUm_taB

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Looking for a PhD? Interested in understanding how grasses like maize and barley grow? Check out these competitively funded projects in my lab: theplantshapelab.org/news
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David Schulz@SchulzLab3 Nov 2022
Replying to @MizzouBiology
@MizzouBiology is hiring an Asst Prof working on Organism-Environment interactions (broadly defined). We're especially interested in integrative and quantitative approaches, from molecules to ecosystems, in plants, animals, and/or microbes. biology.missouri.edu/news/asā€¦
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I always thought switchgrass vascular bundles had some spooky potential, so I finally made this. Needs a name though...
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Please retweet: Open postdoc position in our lab to characterize the role of plasmodesmata in plant development, focusing on cell to cell trafficking of the KN1/ STM class of homeodomain proteins and mRNAs. Experience in plant genetics and/or cell biology/ microscopy is desired.
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