Allie Gaudinier
@a_gaudinier
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Postdoc | Blackman Lab 🌱 local adaptation | development | networks
Berkeley, CA
Joined April 2014
RT @acantopastor: So very proud to be part of @bradylabs ♥️ We are all incredibly luck to have Siobhan as a mentor, and friend. Congratulat….
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RT @likeyoda1: 1,5 month left to apply. Reviewing & interviews to start August 🌱⏱️ Please share!.
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Make the most of #PlantBio2024 by signing up for the new Bud'dy program and spending time with a new-to-you fellow attendee who shares your interests! Grow new connections, with your bud’dy and others 🌱(Deadline extended to Friday)
plantbiology.aspb.org
The Bud’dy program is back by popular demand for 2025! The Bud’dy program is designed to foster an inclusive environment at the conference. By encouraging participants to meet at least once each day,...
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RT @NoamPrywes: It was a real adventure working on this over the last few years, I'm really happy for it to be out. There's so much we can….
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RT @bradylabs: I am really proud to share our study on microbes, Striga and sorghum is now online in Cell Reports! .
biology.ucdavis.edu
Sorghum, or broomcorn, is a staple crop in sub-Saharan Africa, but approximately 20% of annual yields are lost due to infections with witchweed (Striga hermonthica), a parasitic plant that steals...
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RT @acantopastor: Really thankful to start the year in such a great way: Our paper is out today! 🥳 Congrats to all the authors for their ha….
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Fleetwood Mac cover band, a beautiful sunset and the monkeyflower crew! . This is what is all about!.@a_gaudinier @mattfarnitano @daniel_anstett .#Evol2023 #Erythranthe
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RT @ChenxinLi2: Happy to announce that our paper on single cell omics (RNA + metabolites) for medicinal plant Catharanthus is officially on….
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RT @likeyoda1: Exciting news: I'll start as Junior Group Leader at @ZMBP_Tuebingen in October. We'll study plant cell identity and develop….
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RT @Carrotvolias: Our new study is out in @PlantPhys today! This work was made possible by brilliant collaborators @dhruvpatel_ag @Kyungyon….
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Knockout of EPIDERMAL PATTERNING FACTOR-LIKE10, a paralog of STOMAGEN, reduces stomatal density in rice without concomitant reductions in stomatal conducta
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RT @colreeze: #MimulusPropaganda The invincible @_MeeiLLL strikes again. She found the speciation gene in monkeyflowers, YUP, is a taxon-s….
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RT @MaizeMeristem: Please retweet: Open postdoc position in our lab to characterize the role of plasmodesmata in plant development, focusin….
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RT @stanfordstomata: The Rapid-Tome, a 3D-Printed Microtome, and an Updated Hand-Sectioning Method for High-Quality Plant Sectioning https:….
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Background Microscopic analysis of plant anatomy is a common procedure in biology to study structure and function that requires high-quality sections for accurate measurements. Hand sectioning of...
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RT @CManzanoF: I am very excited to share our last preprint about the developmental framework and genetic regulation of exodermis lignifica….
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RT @acantopastor: Happy to share our #preprint on suberin and drought tolerance in tomato! A thrilling project where we have shown how the….
biorxiv.org
Plant roots integrate environmental signals and developmental programs using exquisite spatiotemporal control. This is apparent in the deposition of suberin, an apoplastic diffusion barrier, which...
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Protocol from the Voytas lab for transforming Benthi fast (Fast-TrACC). A perfect example of the synthesis of years of developmental research leading to biotech applications. Protocol: Original paper:
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RT @WhimsicalAllium: The Blackman lab @PMB_Berkeley is looking for a research technician! If you are a recent graduate interested in cool e….
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RT @ThePlantCell: Genetic variation underlying differential ammonium and nitrate responses in Arabidopsis (Ella Katz @ellakatz1 Anna Knapp,….
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RT @likeyoda1: New preprint on stomatal development in plant embryos 🌱 first work from my postdoc! .We find gradual, slow, synchronized sto….
biorxiv.org
The fates of cells on the leaf surface depend on positional cues and environmental signals. New stomata are formed away from existing ones to prevent disadvantageous clustering, but how are the...
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RT @halfbeet: The Early Career Plant Scientists Section of ASPB has leadership positions open! Apply today & help us advocate for ECRs, exp….
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