Rüdiger Simon
@simonrdg.bsky.social
Professor for Developmental Genetics at Heinrich Heine University (@hhu.bsky.social) in Düsseldorf, Germany, https://www.devgen.hhu.de
Working on plant development, born 318 ppm
Working on plant development, born 318 ppm
not the legal way.
Contact the authors, i got a quick positive response.
Contact the authors, i got a quick positive response.
July 5, 2025 at 3:55 AM
not the legal way.
Contact the authors, i got a quick positive response.
Contact the authors, i got a quick positive response.
That would infringe patents. I contacted the authors meanwhile, and they are helpful to find a way how you can use the device.
July 5, 2025 at 3:54 AM
That would infringe patents. I contacted the authors meanwhile, and they are helpful to find a way how you can use the device.
sorry that was before you mailed to me.
i deleted the post already.
i deleted the post already.
July 5, 2025 at 3:49 AM
sorry that was before you mailed to me.
i deleted the post already.
i deleted the post already.
However, if you cannot get enough of Cereal Stem Cells, join us at a cool conference in charming Regensburg later this year!
July 1, 2025 at 10:52 AM
However, if you cannot get enough of Cereal Stem Cells, join us at a cool conference in charming Regensburg later this year!
Thank you, Mary, what a great video!
June 24, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Thank you, Mary, what a great video!
nachher heißt es wieder: das war nur halb durchdacht
May 28, 2025 at 9:58 AM
nachher heißt es wieder: das war nur halb durchdacht
Here is a link to the seminar series organised by the International Barley Hub, at James Hutton Institute. This is a recording of an online seminar, where I explained the approach we used and some applications to developmental questions.
barleyhub.org/ibh-seminar-...
barleyhub.org/ibh-seminar-...
IBH Seminar: BARVISTA. Cell-resolved transcriptomics & gene expression imputation uncovers barley gene regulatory networks - Barley Hub
IBH 2025 series of seminars: 'BARVISTA. Cell-resolved transcriptomics & gene expression imputation uncovers barley gene regulatory networks'
barleyhub.org
May 28, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Here is a link to the seminar series organised by the International Barley Hub, at James Hutton Institute. This is a recording of an online seminar, where I explained the approach we used and some applications to developmental questions.
barleyhub.org/ibh-seminar-...
barleyhub.org/ibh-seminar-...
I think this can be easily extended and applied to other plant species. Or are you asking if the expression patterns reported in BARVISTA for barley can be used to deduce expression patterns for related genes in other cereals?
May 28, 2025 at 8:45 AM
I think this can be easily extended and applied to other plant species. Or are you asking if the expression patterns reported in BARVISTA for barley can be used to deduce expression patterns for related genes in other cereals?
May 26, 2025 at 2:24 PM
...rapid characterisation of gene expression.
Plus one or two more things.....enjoy!
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Plus one or two more things.....enjoy!
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May 26, 2025 at 12:53 PM
...rapid characterisation of gene expression.
Plus one or two more things.....enjoy!
@usadellab.bsky.social @isaiavardanega.bsky.social
Plus one or two more things.....enjoy!
@usadellab.bsky.social @isaiavardanega.bsky.social