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Post Date：2023.06.23
We had Welcome Party for the new members!!
We had Welcome Party for the new members!!
It was so fun! (Actually we have not held this event for 3 years because of CoVID19).
Post Date：2023.04.27
We have published the paper.
We have published the paper:
Takagi M, Hirata R, Aihara Y, Hayashi Y, Aihara MM, Ando E, Kono MY, Tomiyama M, Kinoshita T, Mine A, Toda Y. Image-based quantification of Arabidopsis thaliana stomatal aperture from leaf images. (2023) Plant Cell Physiology, 20:pcad018
Rikako, congratulations !!!
Post Date：2023.04.01
Four new members join the lab.
Four new members join the lab.
Jun, Mone, Ryuma, Yu, Welcome!
Post Date：2023.03.24
We have published the paper
We have published the paper:
Inoue Y, Phuong Vy TT, Singkaravanit-Ogawa S, Zhang R, Yamada K, Ogawa T, Ishizuka J, Narusaka Y, Takano Y. Selective deployment of virulence effectors correlates with host specificity in a fungal plant pathogen. (2023) New Phytologist, 238:1578-1592
Yoshihiro, congratulations !!!
Post Date：2023.02.13
Prof. Fumiaki Katagiri (Department of Plant Biology, University of Minnesota) made a short stay in our lab. During the stay, he gave us the seminar below.
Prof. Fumiaki Katagiri (Department of Plant Biology, University of Minnesota) made a short stay in our lab.
During the stay, he gave us the seminar below.
Title: How can plants stay in this world while their pathogens can evolve much faster?
Abstract: Many plant pathogens are microbial and can evolve much faster than plants. How can plants stay in this race of evolution against pathogens with lopsided disadvantage? An answer is that plants hide and change the goal of the race instead of fairly competing in the race. I will discuss two of the mechanisms with which plants hide and change the goal: resilience of the immune signaling network and coevolution of homologous immune regulators.
The seminar was very interesting!
He also had an interview with PhD students and postdoc members in our lab. That would be so helpful.
Thank you very much!
