Thanks to eLIFE for a super quick turn around on our paper, now out!
http://elifesciences.org/content/early/2015/03/25/eLife.06808
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
Paper accepted: Three ancient hormonal cues regulate shoot development in a moss.
Yoan and I have been working closely with Wojtek Palubicki and Ottoline Leyser at the Sainsbury Laboratory and others to work out what regulates gametophytic branching in mosses.
We have used a combination of developmental, genetic and computational techniques to tackle the problem, and the results will be out soon in eLIFE.
The work shows that although the same hormonal cues regulate flowering plant and moss branching patterns, their mode of action is distinct in each group.
It paves the way for new understanding of patterning mechanisms in plants, and for Yoan's future plans to identify the mechanisms underpinning the diversification of moss architecture.
We have used a combination of developmental, genetic and computational techniques to tackle the problem, and the results will be out soon in eLIFE.
The work shows that although the same hormonal cues regulate flowering plant and moss branching patterns, their mode of action is distinct in each group.
It paves the way for new understanding of patterning mechanisms in plants, and for Yoan's future plans to identify the mechanisms underpinning the diversification of moss architecture.
Chinese new year celebration
Maintaining our lab tradition of a chinese new year celebration with friends, this year at 7 Days to give Xiao a break from cooking!
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