Flagellated pants

@flagellatedpants.bsky.social

Plant evolutionary & cell biologist climbing phylogenetic trees and dancing on fluorescent barrels.

Thanks! Yes, we made an independent attempt to interpret plant exocyst evolutionary dynamics (also by using DNA from algae!) I would say both papers are worth reading, maybe even side-by-side #PlantScience

Juan Carlos De la Concepcion@delaconcepcionjc.bsky.social · 3w ago

Always a great feeling when the findings from your publications are independently replicated by another group ♥️ As @plantophagy.bsky.social and I learn during our time at @kamounlab.bsky.social lab: "Our goal is to produce science that stands the test of time" See preprint complementing our study👇🏻

(1/6) First and foremost, Auxenochlorella spp. are oily green algae that can be readily transformed by homologous recombination, enabling efficient site-specific transformation of the nuclear genome. This is a first for chlorophytes, and we hope that it will facilitate lots of interesting research

"We found an arabidopsis mutant developing stomata on the roots!" Not buying it? Eggcellent! What you actually see is a horn of the hornwort Anthoceros agrestis (and what you read was probably my favorite 1st April joke we did in the lab).

Z-stack photo of an Anthoceros agrestis sporophyte with stomata all along the structure.

Matching sets of footprints discovered in Africa and South America reveal that dinosaurs once traveled along a type of highway 120 million years ago before the two continents split apart, according to new research. cnn.it/3AGrshr

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