Education

To better share the information we have learned from our research, we have provided three PowerPoint presentations covering 1) an overview of plant signal transduction, 2) sugar signaling, and 3) MAPK signaling in innate immunity. In addition, we are sharing our protocols, protoplast FAQ and virtual journal club.

PowerPoint Presentation | Protocols | Protoplast FAQ | Virtual Journal Club | Genetics 300


PowerPoint presentations

Gametes to Zygotes to Self-Cloning Plants

Venkatesan Sunaresan, UC Davis, sundar@ucdavis.edu, https://sundarlab.weebly.com/

 

Maize Anthers

Virginia Walbot, Stanford University, wolbot@stanford.edu/

 

Plastid differentiation and its role as Biosensors

Patricia Leon, patricia@ibt.unam.mx, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico

 

The ABS3 subfamily MATEs-mediated Senescence Pathway

Xiayan Liu, xiayanliu@gmail.com, Northwest A&F University, China

 

Plant Cell Walls

Alberto Echevarria-Poza, ae449@cam.ac.uk, University of Cambridge

 

Introduction to Marchantia

Ignacy Bonter, kb689@cam.ac.uk, University of Cambridge

 

Exploring Novel Regulators in Nitrate Signaling

Kun-hsiang Liu, College of Life Sciences, Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University; Departemnt of Molecular Biology, Massachusetts General Hospital

 

Glucose-TOR-PRC2 Signaling Controls Plant Development

Ruiqiang Ye

 

Plant signaling

Genetic and molecular evidence from our studies suggest that plant signal transduction pathways connect to each other through many levels and by diverse mechanisms.

 

Sugar signaling

A genetic model of interactions between sugar and hormone signaling in Arabidopsis.

 

 

A MAPK cascade in Arabidopsis innate immunity

A model of innate immune signalling activated by LRR receptors in Arabidopsis, mammals and Drosophila.


Genetics 300

Circadian Rhythms in Plants

by Elena Baena Gonzalez

 

Ethylene Signaling in Plants

by Sang-Dong Yoo

 

SAR Signaling

by Wisuwat Songnuan

Plant Root Endosymbioses

by Ethan Levesque

miRNAs and other RNAi-related factors: functions in plant and animal gene regulation and development

by Gabriel Hayes