Ernesto Llamas
@eellamas.bsky.social
Science entrepreneur | Researcher Proteostasis and Aging | Making science memes at @sketchingscience.bsky.social
Happy to be part of this collaborative work from the Zuccaro lab 🌱 Prion-like fungal PEPSI effectors target plastids and modulate host metabolism during root symbiosis, including the PEPSI6–DXR interaction. PEPSI6 also connects to phytocytokine biology through possible CAP/CAPE-like processing.
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Team_Zuccaro@algazuccaro.bsky.social · 3mo agoProud to share our new paper on how prion-like fungal effectors target plastids and modulate host metabolism during root symbiosis. Exciting collaborative work uncovering PEPSI effectors and the interaction of one of them with DXR in plants. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... bsky.app/profile/eell...
1/ Happy to share our latest work, now on bioRxiv! 🌱🍄 We explore how Serendipita indica effectors target root plastids and modulate plastidial metabolism through prion-like domains. bioRxiv: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... #plastids #plantmicrobe #chloroplasts #plants
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Universität zu Köln@unicologne.bsky.social · 3mo ago🌍🌱 For a green future @ceplas.bsky.social tackles climate‑resilient crops, biodiversity preservation, and ecosystem functionality. 🔬👩🔬 In our magazin we’ll take you behind the scenes: Cologne researchers working in the lab and greenhouse on the plants of tomorrow ▶️ uni.koeln/MHWK8
Hola amigos from Köln! I'll be speaking at Pint of Science 2026 in Cologne on May 18! 🍻 My talk: "Can Plants Have Huntington's Disease?" 📍 Zappes Broi Zentral, Cologne 🗓 May 18, 2026 · 7:00 PM 🎟 Limited tickets — pintofscience.de/event/superf...
Grateful for the opportunity to have pitched at #BioVaria 2026 as part of the Go-Bio early-stage program. It was a great experience building new connections, and opening the door to future opportunities to develop therapies for Huntington’s disease Thanks to the organizers @biovaria.bsky.social
My former colleague Patricia Zecua, me and the Zuccaro group published a new story about how autophagy restricts cell death and regulates root colonization by beneficial fungi: academic.oup.com/plphys/advan...
Autophagy restricts symbiosis-associated cell death and regulates colonization by Serendipita indica in Arabidopsis
Autophagy acts as a pro-survival mechanism in plant roots during beneficial fungal colonization by restricting fungal proliferation and immunometabolic cel
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I had the pleasure of joining the Branch Out! Career Day 2025 as a panelist at the Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research in Cologne. I shared my journey building a dual career — as a science communicator and founder. And yes — I wore my own Parafilm T-shirt design 😆
We wrote this short review paper highlighting our current understanding of some biogenic retrograde signals focusing on those derived from cis-carotenoids. Deciphering #plastid #retrogradesignals and their roles in plant development www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Happy to participate in the CEPLAS ECR Symposium 2025. Great science and great location! @ceplas.bsky.social
Hey all! We have been awarded a Spanish national grant to keep researching. Best of all is we have a full PhD contract assigned. We are looking for candidates interested in molecular biology and evolution of (plant) transcription factors, please spread the word!! Check our web for more information.
I'm fascinated by the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana! 🌱 I created these illustrations as a tribute to this tiny but mighty organism that has taught us so much about plant biology
If you have ever worked in a lab, you are likely familiar with Parafilm. It is one of the most popular lab products without any marketing campaign to position it. This watercolor is a tribute to Parafilm. I ❤️ Parafilm
Sketching Science@sketchingscience.bsky.social · last yr.Parafilm watercolor
