Cool kids of the nematology haha

@anikadamm.bsky.social @youngnemas.bsky.social #vnc2025

@uprogress.bsky.social @anikadamm.bsky.social

VNC 2025!
@youngnemas.bsky.social

Effectors weren't uniformly deployed across hosts. Minc18636, tested by Nguyen et al. 2018, showed no loss of virulence on tomato when silenced, and - surprisingly- was lowly expressed in my dataset. Silencing it did impact parasitism on Medicago. This is really exciting!

Our data show that the phylogenetic distance of plants did not influence the phenotype or transcriptome profile of Mincognita. More striking, we show that there is essentially no widespread core gall transcriptome at 25 dpi, prompting the proposal of a model best described as all roads lead to Rome

This was so heartwarming 💙

I didn’t win, but honestly, just being nominated feels amazing!

"We have a meme in the lab that "Victor was here". Life and soul of the group, dare say the building, with his contributions to positive working culture. Thank you, Victor!"

Despite their differences, they share a similar regulatory network with lateral root development. This highlights the plasticity of plants and also how other organisms adapted to induce such remarkable changes in their tissues.

🌱 New review out with @minyaojhu.bsky.social and Dr. Katharina Schiessl.

Plants form unique organs, and here, we dive into signal perception, hormone regulation, and organ development of three structures: root-knot gall, rhizobia nodule and haustorium

Read here 👉 doi.org/10.1016/j.tp...

This was such a nice surprise! Our review about Aphelenchoides besseyi is in the top 10% of most-viewed papers published by the Plant Pathology in 2023!

Please, check it out doi.org/10.1111/ppa.13829

@sebastianevda.bsky.social @uprogress.bsky.social

A nematode sword? +5 damage against plant foes :)
#plantpathology #science #nematodes

Cambridge covered in white :)

I’m thrilled to announce that my first paper as a supervisor has been published! Supervision was done 100% online (different countries), which was particularly challenging, but it definitively paid off.
Thanks Sophia for all the hard work!
doi.org/10.1163/1568...
#Nematology #PlantPathology

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Queria ser caótico mas minha mãe não deixa.

Very excited and happy to be able to talk at ESN today! Thanks for the opportunity ;) @ESNematologists
#science #plantpathology #esn_2024
(Trying to spread nematology here in the bluesky)