Wow, that is a big breakthrough! Congratulations!
@yasukadota
Senior Research Scientist @ RIKEN CSRS Plant Immunity Research Group. I study how plants recognize pathogens and rapidly induce immune responses. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=nd77n&user=nd77n7UAAAAJ
Wow, that is a big breakthrough! Congratulations!
Big news from our lab: we can now stably edit the genome of a parasitic plant! Transgene-free, genome-edited P. japonicum in one generation! This will transform how we study #parasiticplants and other hard-to-transform plants.
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We have published a methods paper describing how to identify cell surface receptor complexes by immunoprecipitation and map their phosphorylation sites.
We hope this protocol will be useful to the community. link.springer.com/protocol/10....
Huge congratulations to Akira on the launch of a microbial pesticide product! Turning fundamental science into real-world agricultural solutions is remarkable achievement โ truly impressive work.
We wrote a review on the mแดdular properties of plant cell-surface receptors, and how this knowledge can be used to reprogram and engineer them:
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Well done, Bruno!!!
And weโre off with Professor Cecile Segonzac opening Stromlo meeting! #strompath25
And next up we have @yichangsung.bsky.social from @gittacoaker.bsky.social lab talking about tandem kinases โฆ #strompath25
Privileged to have @yasukadota.bsky.social present at the Stromlo conference on the SCORE receptors โฆ brilliant story. #strompath25
Pomelo on tatami as the cover of RIKEN Research www.riken.jp/medialibrary...
Plant Science Research Weekly -- Discovery and engineering of synthetic RLKs (Science) @shirasulab.bsky.social @brunongou.bsky.social @yasukadota.bsky.social @BrunoNgou (Summary by Mary Williams @PlantTeaching.bsky.social) buff.ly/JlJKjJE
#PlantaePSRW
Well done, Max! Neofunctionalized RGF pathways drive haustorial organogenesis in parasitic plants | Science Advances www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
this research is potentially also interesting to botanical industries (herbalist, food, cosmetics, cannabis, etc.) and maybe even to pharma, because a lot of the botanically derived extracts those industries use come from plant immune systems and their structure and function against pathogens.
Discovery and engineering of synthetic RLKs
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BIK1-RIN4 complex links plant immunity and pathogen virulence
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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Thanks!
Game-changing biotech for engineering pathogen-resistant crops | EurekAlert! www.eurekalert.org/news-release...
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Excited to announce that our latest paper has just been published in Science!
ttps://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adx2508
Very happy to share our latest work โSystematic discovery and engineering of synthetic immune receptors in plantsโ out in @science.org !
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
With this approach, we aim to characterize more PRRs against different pathogens & pests in the future.
I am very grateful to Michele & Marc, Takehiro & Dohmae-san, Markus, @yasukadota.bsky.social & @shirasulab.bsky.social for their support. Also big thanks to the reviewers and editors for improving our manuscript!
Registrations are rolling in for the 2025 Stromlo Plant Pathology meeting in Canberra (Nov 27โ28)! Secure your spot! Speakers: @yasukadota.bsky.social, Cecille Segonzac, @thamlab.bsky.social, @yichangsung.bsky.social, Tek Tay & @danielsyu.bsky.social. Register at tinyurl.com/3e3tx9j2
#strompath25
๐ฑ From Nature Plants: Phosphorylation of NLR immune receptors by a cell wallโassociated kinase limits resistosome assembly, fine-tuning plant immune responses. (Savithramma P. Dinesh-Kumar)
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#PlantBiology #PlantScience
Our new work uncovering how WIND1 promotes somatic embryogenesis as a bifunctional chromatic regulator!!!!
We knew WIND1 promotes new fate acquisition and now we show WIND1 also helps repressing existing identity!
WIND1 controls cell fate transition through histone acetylation and deacetylation during somatic embryogenesis https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.08.07.669221v1