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Our latest work on the mechanism of photobody formation has been published in Nature Communications. This study reveals the nonrandom phytochrome B condensation at defined subnuclear locations. Congratulations to Juan and Keunhwa! GalleryOur latest work on the mechanism of photobody formation has been published in Nature Communications. This study reveals the nonrandom phytochrome B condensation at defined subnuclear locations. Congratulations to Juan and Keunhwa!
April 2024
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Our paper on the function of photobodies in light signaling has been published in Nature Communications. Congratulations to Jean Ae, De, Jiangman, Keunhwa, and Juan! Gallery
Our paper on the function of photobodies in light signaling has been published in Nature Communications. Congratulations to Jean Ae, De, Jiangman, Keunhwa, and Juan!
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Juan received an in-person registration waiver award from NAASC to attend the International Conference on Arabidopsis Research 2024 in San Diego. Congratulations! GalleryJuan received an in-person registration waiver award from NAASC to attend the International Conference on Arabidopsis Research 2024 in San Diego. Congratulations!
March 2024
February 2024
November 2023
Our latest work on the function of photobodies is posted on bioRxiv. Congratulations Jean Ae, De, Jiangman, Keunhwa, and Juan!
Our manuscript "Photobodies enable the phase-separation and counterbalance of opposing phytochrome B actions in PIF5 degradation and stabilization" is now online. This work reveals that phytochrome B condensation enables the co-occurrence and competition of two antagonistic phase-separated signaling actions. Link to the paper: https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.11.12.566724 Abstract: Photoactivation of the plant photoreceptor and thermosensor phytochrome B (PHYB) [...]
March 2023
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In collaboration with Xuemei Chen’s lab, we report the function of microRNAs in thermomorphogenesis in Nature Communications! Congratulations to Qing, Lusheng, Tianxiang, Yongjian, and Juan! Gallery
In collaboration with Xuemei Chen’s lab, we report the function of microRNAs in thermomorphogenesis in Nature Communications! Congratulations to Qing, Lusheng, Tianxiang, Yongjian, and Juan!
In collaboration with Xuemei Chen’s lab, we report the function of microRNAs in thermomorphogenesis in Nature Communications! Congratulations to Qing, Lusheng, Tianxiang, Yongjian, and Juan!
In collaboration with Xuemei Chen lab, our new article published today in Nature Communications unveils a previously uncharacterized function of microRNA156 in the plant's phenotypic plasticity in response to environmental temperature and light changes. Read the article here. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) play diverse roles in plant development, but whether and how miRNAs participate in thermomorphogenesis remain [...]