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How do the cells of one organism thrive in, on or near those of another? Investigating the biology of the rice blast fungus Magnaporthe oryzae to find answers.
Nebraska, USA
Joined February 2010
RT @IamJawaharSingh: 📢 Exciting News!.Become an Assistant Features Editor (AFE) for Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions (MPMI) and boost y….
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RT @NawarajDulal_: Thank you, everyone who stopped by our poster. If you missed it, here is the link to our poster in Zenodo. https://t.c….
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Magnaporthe oryzae, the fungus causing rice blast disease, deploys effectors to manipulate host immunity. Apoplastic effectors are secreted conventionally, whereas cytoplasmic effectors are deployed...
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RT @MahmutTor: In memory of John Matthew McDowell: A Visionary Leader in Molecular Oomycete-Plant Interactions and a Wonderful Mentor and F….
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RT @karchuntan: Want to find out more about publishing your work in @MPMIjournal? Please visit us at our @ISMPMI stand at #2025ISMPMI https….
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RT @LibiaGomezT: Come and visit me to talk about rust nonhost resistance in sorghum and maize 🌽 @ISMPMI @UNL_PSI @UNLPlantPath.
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RT @NawarajDulal_: Dear #2025ISMPMI attendees, if rules of effector secretion in fungi and oomycete interest you, stop by our @WilsonLab….
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RT @cutebyul81: Libia @LibiaGomezT is presenting her project about nonhost resistance in crops at the IS-MPMI on Wednesday! Please come to….
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We have a poster in Session 2, Wednesday 16th, 13.30 - 15.15, P-115. Nawaraj @NawarajDulal_ will explain our newly deduced rules for cytoplasmic effector evolution across taxa.“Codon-mediated effector secretion by Magnaporthe oryzae in host rice cells”. #2025ISMPMI #NSFfunded.
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RT @NoMorelSupport: Our new review on endocytosis in filamentous fungi is out! 🧠🧫.Fungi organize endocytosis like no other: AP-2 and clathr….
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RT @MPMIjournal: The "Fine Grain: Molecular, Cellular, and Genomic Details of Cereal Crop Diseases" focus issue is now available online! Th….
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RT @nisha_roka28283: I’m excited to share how Trichoderma, a well known biocontrol agent, can be used to heal cracks in concrete! . Design….
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RT @cutebyul81: Great presentation by @WilsonLab🍄 about Cracking the codon code for effector secretion & evolution in rice blast. @UNL_Plan….
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RT @UNLPlantPath: The countdown starts NOW!⏳ A 24-hour run to support our students in their professional development. Spread the word and d….
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I’m ready to support Plant Pathology Graduate Student Association on February 12, 2025 during Glow Big Red - 24 Hours of Husker Giving 2025. Learn more about Plant Pathology Graduate Student Associ...
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RT @NawarajDulal_: This is an opportunity to support our Plant Pathology Graduate Students Association(PPGSA) 😊#GlowBigRed #GBR .@UNLincoln….
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RT @UNLPlantPath: 🌱Incredible seminar today by Dohee from Korea University, a visiting scholar at @cutebyul81 lab. She presented on Discove….
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RT @MPMIjournal: Get a First Look! 👇. 🌾🌍 Triple Threat: How Global Fungal Rice and Wheat Pathogens Utilize Comparable Pathogenicity Mechani….
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Plant pathogens pose significant threats to global cereal crop production, particularly for essential crops such as rice and wheat, which are fundamental to global food security and provide nearly...
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Separation of life stages within anaerobic fungi (Neocallimastigomycot.
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RT @UNLPlantPath: Wishing the 4 graduates in our department all the best as they step into the next chapter of their journeys! #GoBigGrads….
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RT @IStergiopoulos: Our latest study on alternative splicing in a fungal plant pathogen during host infections is now out in #PLOSPathogens….
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Author summary Alternative splicing (AS) is a major source of transcriptome plasticity, proteome diversity, and phenotypic complexity in eukaryotes. Here, we analyzed the AS events happening in two...
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