(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

Looks interesting and cool topic too!
What I kind of don't understand is how this is PPB-independent? If trm678 have more 4WJ, there is direct effect on avoidance phenomenon, no?

Soo the actin-depleted zone during the cell division is not a thing anymore?

Thank you, definitely putting to my must read list! Have you also tried to put this collinearity test outside of Bryopsida (let's say Takakia, Sphagnum, or Marchantia)?

Greetings, soo here is the hood where the Saint Francis cuts with AsiSI?

Molecular biologist even when the cup is literally empty: There will be still plenty, just need to spin it down

Convergent evolution of mutations in LOG cytokinin synthesis genes leads to loss of prickles across flowering plants. Paper: doi.org/10.1126/science.ado1663 Perspective: doi.org/10.1126/science.adr2473 (26/34)

Just stopping by to say that Peter Klucik is Slovak illustrator. Glad you came across his work, which I think is super cool!

Explaining this to the Gymnosperms all the time. They are the group that took this higher vs lower plants competition too much seriously

"EcoRV entered the room" (chamber?)

Tell me about the horrors! Today I dreamed about ordering pizza in a restaurant and it have never arrived