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With so much going on in the world of Arabidopsis research, you can now stay up-to-date with all the latest news, discoveries and find out what is happening in the wider plant science community.
Arabidopsis Research Roundup: September 11th
11th Sep 2015
After a slow couple of weeks the Arabidopsis Research Roundup returns with some publications in high profile journals. None more so than the widely reported study from the University of York that highlights Arabidopsis plants which are able to grow on TNT-contaminated soils. Three other broadly...
GARNet/Egenis meeting on Big Data
10th Sep 2015
GARNet and the Exeter Centre for the Study of the Life Sciences (Egenis) are excited to announce a two-day workshop on ‘Integrating Large Data into Plant Science: From Big Data to Discovery’ to be held in the picturesque Dartington Hall, Totnes, Devon on April 21st-22nd...
Araport11 Genome Annotation Now Available.
28th Aug 2015
The Arabidopsis Information Portal (AIP) or Araport is a community resource funded by NSF and BBSRC aimed at providing a one-stop-shop for a wide range of Arabidopsis data sets. As part of its mandate Araport assumed the responsibility of the Col-0 genome sequence and annotation and over the summer...
Arabidopsis Research Roundup: August 27th
27th Aug 2015
The Arabdopsis Research Roundup broadens its remit this week. As well as including three original research papers, which look at casparian strip formation, light and hormone signaling, we also highlight an important viewpoint article that aims to set standards for synthetic biology parts. In...
Arabidopsis Research Roundup: August 21st
21st Aug 2015
There are a wide array of topics included in this weeks Arabidopsis Research Roundup, ranging from studies on stomatal density, thylakoid transport, metabolic flux analysis, mutant detection and root development. We feature unlinked studies from three researchers from the University of Oxford Plant...
Arabidopsis Research Roundup: August 12th
12th Aug 2015
The UK Arabidopsis Research Roundup this week includes a couple of EVO-DEVO-type studies that compare processes within different organisms (Physcomitrella and Cardamine) to those occurring in Arabidopsis. These include the evolution of both hormone signaling and leaf development. Elsewhere a...
