Dr. Neelima Sinha
@PlantDevo
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Davis, California
Joined May 2011
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Plant development can be cool. Check this out 👇
Neofunctionalized RGF pathways drive haustorial organogenesis in parasitic plants https://t.co/HfQFQvIP7H
#biorxiv_plants
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Those are giant single cells!
Delighted to share our new preprint on the cell biology and genome of Stentor pyriformis, a giant ciliate that maintains Chlorella endosymbionts in surface-associated microtubule baskets. https://t.co/JUzsBexIWq
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Pleased to share our editorial piece titled: ‘Parasitic plants are models for examining global food security, biodiversity loss and host–parasite evolution, in a changing world’ https://t.co/jW5J1kgEoc
@wicke_lab @thorogoodchris1 @plantspplplanet
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My pubmed alert for "photosynthetic mammals" has been quiet for a while but it paid off big today https://t.co/c6d5eDTnA7
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Halloween in Developmental Plant Anatomy lab - students were very creative with costumes. Some examples - a Venus flytrap and AUXIN!!
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Beautiful!!
Leveraging one of the world’s oldest biological experiments, which began in 1929, researchers in Science have uncovered how a major crop, barley, was shaped by both agricultural pressures and its changing natural environment. Learn more: https://t.co/a7T26L8mya
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I appreciate having the opportunity to share my research and career path at #PlantBio2024, "JSPP-ASPB Collaborations in Plant Science." 🌱It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with editors from the Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists, @PlantPhys and @ThePlantCell.
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Congratulations Devin!
WHAT A JOURNEY @UCBerkeley > @slcuplants >@PairwisePL > NOW @csubiology I’m officially back to the academic side and home to CO. Can’t wait to re-start my lab this fall at Colorado State Biology! Look out for positions soon. Let’s edit plant development and save the planet.
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I'm very happy to have had the opportunity to give a talk at the 17th World Congress of Parasitic Plants #WCPP. Engaging in wonderful discussions with many esteemed colleagues. A big thank you to the organizers for hosting such a fantastic conference! 🌱🙏@PlantsParasitic
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I am truly honored to receive this award at the AGBT @agbt conference! I'm grateful for the constant support from my mentor, Prof. Giles Oldroyd @gilesedoldroyd, the incredible teams at Cancer Research Centre UK Cambridge & 10x Genomics, and our funders ENSA & Gates Ag One.🌱🔬
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Work done in collaboration with John Harada’s lab.
@ChenxinLi2 @PlantDevo tl;dr they found cooptation of embryonic development genes
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@JerryTianrunLi @TheSainsburyLab @ucdavis Thank you Jerry! I have a great time talking science and meeting with many old/new friends. @michelmorelab @GittaCoaker @PlantDevo Many thanks for everyone especially Dinesh for the amazing hospitality! 🙏
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👀 Registrations are open for the Cold Spring Harbor Course on Plant Science. 👉Join a 3-week program led by top plant scientists in a stunning location. Don't miss this incredible opportunity! 🌱🔬 #PlantScience @CSHL @NikoGeldner @bradylabsCold
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Meetings & Courses -- a private, non-profit institution with research programs in cancer, neuroscience, plant biology, genomics, bioinformatics.
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Learn about how suberization in the tomato root is in the exodermis and NOT the endodermis (!!!) - its gene module and function with the environment + a tomato single cell root map: https://t.co/MDSdpfTIaD and UC Davis press: https://t.co/FYNDohSx6W by the great -@acantopastor
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Plants have to be flexible to survive environmental changes, and the adaptive methods they deploy must often be as changeable as the shifts in climate and condition to which they adapt. To cope with...
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Botanical art can make even unpleasant things bearable 😀
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Grades have been submitted, and my email inbox is about to explode - best time to call it a day and turn off the laptop
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Final exam done. Student who made these note cards told me there was no need to refer to them during exam, making was learning!!
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Last lab of the quarter, anomalous secondary growth! This demo of liana wood examples from Brazil shows almost all the diversity available
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One of the wonderful perks of teaching is students baking you goodies! So beautiful it is hard to eat this cookie
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