Matt Hannah

Lost in translation: What we have learned from attributes that do not translate from Arabidopsis to other plants Abstract. Research in Arabidopsis thaliana has a powerful influence on our understanding of gene functions and pathways. However, not everything translates

🌱 From The Plant Cell: Not all Arabidopsis findings apply to crops. Differences in genes, symbioses, cell types, and photosynthesis challenge direct translation. (Kevin W Morimoto, Siobhán M Brady)

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#PlantBiology #PlantScience

Not been on here for a while but great to see so many familiar faces. Let me know any good feeds to quickly build plant science, biotechnology and genomics networks.

Also my experience, most are just plainly wrong, very few correct but more are in-between. Like this one…

We're very excited to welcome the 2024 cohort of Assistant Features Editors to the Plant Physiology team. They are a fanstastic group of early-career scientists who could be highlighting your work when you publish in Plant Physiology . 😉 #PlantScience
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Curating useful info well from literature would be fantastic. I think back to early 2000s scanning 100s of papers to identify cold responsive genes. Having that over lunch would be a massive productivity boost. Of course ignoring here that open access is just a portion of the relevant data :-(

Sky follower bridge to refind X/Twitter followers/ing is great but evidently some false positives to tidy-up based on feed content 🙈 chrome.google.com/webstore/det...

Useful pointers for #plantscience content

Great to see this feature, look forward to try it. Had missed this on X, so happy to see it posted here 😊

Already learning new things. Had missed this. Great feature 👍

Since someone added an oddly drawn multiplication sign to the noise:science ratio on Twitter, my curiosity has bought me here. Learning a new platform so I’d appreciate your help to build up a loyal band of clouds and avoid the storms. #new #science #AgBiotech #crops #genomics #agriculture