Hannah Callenius
@hannahcallenius.bsky.social
PhD student in the Bock Group @mpi-mp-potsdam.bsky.social| Tobacco plastid and red algae molecular biology 🌱🔬🧬 | she/her/hers
Big thanks to the #PlantsAndPeople organisers for a very interesting event and to the inspiring speakers, with excellent representation of female scientists on stage! 🌱 #Pnp2025
September 10, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Big thanks to the #PlantsAndPeople organisers for a very interesting event and to the inspiring speakers, with excellent representation of female scientists on stage! 🌱 #Pnp2025
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Registration is now OPEN for the 7th Plants & People Conference (P&P’25)! Join us Sept 9–10 at MPI-MP for talks on plant science, AI, space research & more. Poster submissions are welcome!
Sign up here: plants-and-people.mpg.de/form/registr...
#PlantsandPeople #P&P’25
Sign up here: plants-and-people.mpg.de/form/registr...
#PlantsandPeople #P&P’25
June 18, 2025 at 5:52 AM
Registration is now OPEN for the 7th Plants & People Conference (P&P’25)! Join us Sept 9–10 at MPI-MP for talks on plant science, AI, space research & more. Poster submissions are welcome!
Sign up here: plants-and-people.mpg.de/form/registr...
#PlantsandPeople #P&P’25
Sign up here: plants-and-people.mpg.de/form/registr...
#PlantsandPeople #P&P’25
Reposted by Hannah Callenius
Huge congrats to @dunkelmann.bsky.social who secured £9.1 million funding for project SyncSol to develop a universal chloroplast genome for plants of the nightshade family. If successful, SyncSol could revolutionize plant breeding. 🌱🧬
More: www.mpimp-golm.mpg.de/2796756/news_publication_24809749
More: www.mpimp-golm.mpg.de/2796756/news_publication_24809749
June 3, 2025 at 6:49 AM
Huge congrats to @dunkelmann.bsky.social who secured £9.1 million funding for project SyncSol to develop a universal chloroplast genome for plants of the nightshade family. If successful, SyncSol could revolutionize plant breeding. 🌱🧬
More: www.mpimp-golm.mpg.de/2796756/news_publication_24809749
More: www.mpimp-golm.mpg.de/2796756/news_publication_24809749
Reposted by Hannah Callenius
New research by @egonzalezduran.bsky.social shows that DSB repair suppresses gene transfer from chloroplasts to nucleus. With DSB repair impaired, transfer rates jump 20× — revealing how plants protect genome stability, with lessons beyond plant biology. Read: nature.com/articles/s41477-025-02005-w
Suppression of plastid-to-nucleus gene transfer by DNA double-strand break repair - Nature Plants
Inactivation of double-strand break repair pathways greatly increases the integration of plastid DNA into the nuclear genome of tobacco plants, highlighting the mutagenic potential of organellar DNA a...
nature.com
May 17, 2025 at 7:50 AM
New research by @egonzalezduran.bsky.social shows that DSB repair suppresses gene transfer from chloroplasts to nucleus. With DSB repair impaired, transfer rates jump 20× — revealing how plants protect genome stability, with lessons beyond plant biology. Read: nature.com/articles/s41477-025-02005-w