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why do bacteria prefer a specific tissue? a cellulase is a critical player, but we are just touching the tip of the iceberg (or should i say the xylem at the hydathode?). #EvoMPMI
check out our new article! @ScienceAdvances way to go team.
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After 7.5 hrs of delays it seems we will make it today to San Diego for #PAG31 🧬 - look who’s in our flight! The amazing @jmjacobs2 🙌🏼 - yes we are tired 🫠 – at O'Hare, Chicago
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New publication: Phyllachora maydis infection strategy during maize colonization.
apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/1… #tarspot @Anjali_IP @roccodasilva_c @AG__McCoy @mattdhelm19 @DTelenko @PurdueBPP @PurdueCPB @PurdueAg @bppgso
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Excited to share our latest work by @LanginGautier on how the“ER-anchored protein sorting controls the fate of two proteasome activators for intracellular organelle communication during proteotoxic stress” #proteostasis ♻️🌱☀️ #theustunlab @sfb1101 (1/18)
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Look who’s visiting from @OhioState to talk about cool bacteria evolution: @jmjacobs2 🧬🧫🌾 - excellent seminar at IBIS 👏🏼 – at Québec, Canada
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Our paper on mobile genetic elements in phytopathogenic Streptomyces is out in Microbial Genomics: microbiologyresearch.org/con… Virulence loci are present on diverse MGEs that likely emerged via recombination.
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Great job to everyone involved! We hope Fusarium biomass measurements becomes a useful tool for FHB research.
Our #fusarium #graminearum biomass method paper is now available as First Look in Plant Health Progress! Thanks to my co-authors Sandesh Dangi, @ArcibalBaldwin, Zhao Jin, and my supervisor, @BarleyPathology! Thanks to @USWBSI for the funding!
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Excited about our newest preprint showing a Ralstonia effector protein that interferes with the plant cytoskeleton and promotes Ralstonia virulence: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… @rhiles Great collaboration with the Staiger lab, @jmjacobs2 lab and @mattdhelm19 lab!
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Thank you @jmjacobs2 for talk with us @UFPlantPath It was great to hear from you, your incredible journey in academia, and your passion for science. Very inspiring . #phdlife #graduate
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We are finally getting the ball rolling for the organization of the next meeting on #Pseudomonas_syringae in 2024 in Portugal. Thank you @ElodieVandelle for your willingness and aptitude for local organization and logistics
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🍅🍅🍅Ralstonia solanacearum pandemic lineage strain UW551 overcomes inhibitory xylem chemistry to break tomato bacterial wilt resistance: bsppjournals.onlinelibrary.w…
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The 4th General Assembly of the @PPR_CPA project BEYOND coorganized with @s_soubeyrand @NicolasSauvion @ClaireNedellec
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Here with D Martinet to and @LiaLamacque on a train from Avignon to Aarhus, Denmark to attend the next MILAF mentoring workshop bioice.wordpress.com/2022/12…
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After 3 years, I am excited to share our work on the evolutionary trajectories of proteinaceous MAMPs and the impact of copy number variation + polymorphism on plant immune perception. 🌿🧬
I'll save the 🧵for tomorrow. Though the preprint is below. 🥳😁
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New manuscript on our MAMP work, out in bioRxiv soon! @Dani_M_Stevens
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I am thrilled to report a cool method for transgene-free plant genome editing in the T0 generation led by Drs. Xiaoen Huang and Hongge Jia. It is particularly useful for transgene-free genome editing of vegetatively propagated and perennial plant species. nature.com/articles/s41477-0….
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Overall, our T6SS pangenomic atlas🗺️paints a picture of Ralstonia as a bully🗡️that aggressively attacks all sorts of microbial targets with its T6SS.
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#Ralstonia #T6SS #genomics paper up now on bioRxiv! Co-first author @Nat_Aoun and I explore type VI secretion system gene content in plant-pathogenic Ralstonia. We found xylem pathogens'🌱☠️lifestyles associated with robust, rapidly-evolving arsenals of T6SS effector toxins🧵⬇️
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As the capstone to the master's thesis of Lucas Alcazar from the @implanteus grad school, I took him and my dear friend @fcarotenuto85, with a guide from @mercantour, to see the 5000 year old engravings, in Fontanalb near Mount Bego, depicting the importance of the water cycle.
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The UW Fruit Team’s Organic Day-Neutral Strawberry Field Day saw a great turnout! We shared the latest findings from our @USDA_NIFA ORG project at the West Madison Ag. Research Station led by graduate student Jarret Miles-Kroening in the Atucha and Guedot labs 🍓🐝
@WIFruitNews
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Exciting position available in vegetable pathology at the Cornell University Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center. Incredible opportunity to work with growers and reduce losses due to disease. Apply here academicjobsonline.org/ajo/j…































