William Moore

Plants have a secret language that scientists are only now starting to decipher Signals from the plant cell wall help to orchestrate growth, reproduction and immune function. Can harnessing this molecular cross talk help in creating better crops?

Scientists long thought the plant cell wall to be dead, but it's an active, even chatty participant in cellular growth, reproduction and responses to infection

go.nature.com/4nqhFhU

Enjoy this frog my personal collection. Oophaga pumilio “loma colubre”

650 individual Golgi imaged over 2 days… I need to see a chiropractor!

Conservation of symbiotic signaling since the most recent common ancestor of land plants | PNAS Plants have colonized lands 450 million years ago. This terrestrialization was facilitated by developmental and functional innovations. Recent evo-...

Really pleased to transition from 2024 to 2025 with Tatiana Vernie's work on the evolution of the common symbiosis pathway published @pnas.org 🔽

We finally demonstrate that ☘️ have maintained a genetic pathway to engage with🍄for half a billion years!

www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

Happy frog Friday!

I had a great time at ASCB! Now I’m excited to get back to the bench for some very cool experiments.

I’m excited to share my work on fluorogen-activated coincidence sensing and membrane asymmetry. See you all there!

I need an siRNA to silence this chihuahua

I’m breaking in this new account with a frog pic. This is an Oophaga pumilio poison dart frog from Isla San Cristobal, Panama