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Dr. Assmann Research Group studying stress physiology from molecular mechanisms to whole plant phenotypes at Penn State University
University Park, PA 16802
Joined August 2021
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Congrats to Dr. Cantos and Dr. Zhou, the newest PhDs from our lab! 🎉 Amazing work—cheers to your success! @KristianKantos
Congratulations to David on being awarded the @USDA_NIFA Predoctoral Fellowship! His research will focus on "Defining the Roles of RNA Modification Pseudouridine in Plant Abiotic Stress Response." psu.edu/news/research/story/…
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Hey Twitter friends, after [n] years, I’ll be defending my thesis! If you’re interested in learning about G proteins, rice, and drought, this is the event for you. Join me next Friday! @PennStateBio – at Pennsylvania, USA
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How do #stomata respond to the environment? @AssmannLab &co analyze CO2-induced stomatal closure using network-based modeling & experiment, showing that feedback loops in a signal transduction network regulate #DecisionMaking in #GuardCells #PLOSBiology plos.io/4blUiAu
Check our new paper! Oryza CLIMtools: A Genome-Environment Association Resource Reveals Adaptive Roles for Heterotrimeric G Proteins in the Regulation of Rice Agronomic Traits by @AnxoFerrero @DaveChakravorty @KirvenKobie ! 🧬🌱
🌾 In our latest paper in Plant Communications we present Oryza CLIMtools—a new resource to explore climate-associated genetic variants in rice🌍🧬. We utilized these tools to evaluate the roles of G proteins in adapting to local climates @CLIMtools @GrameneDatabase @MPlantPCom
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Pleased to share our new article "Flanking Sequence Cotranscriptionally Regulates Twister Ribozyme Activity" out in @BiochemistryACS. Collaboration with @AssmannLab pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
Absolutely thrilled to announce that Liam, our exceptional Ph.D. student in Plant Biology, has successfully passed his qualifying exams! 🎉 This marks yet another milestone for our lab.📷 🔬
Congrats to Noah Kinscherf, a Plant Biology Ph.D. student, for passing their qualifying exam! 🥳 @PennStateBio
Congrats to Patrick Freed, BMB senior, who excelled at ECoS SURE symposium @PSUScience @BMB_PSU with his summer research on rice RGA1 gene, mentored by @KristyanKantos . Kudos! 👏
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The focus issue in RNA biology we have been working on for the last year is out today in @ThePlantCell.
academic.oup.com/plcell/issu…. It includes 10 reviews and 7 research articles. Kudos to Nicolas Cinquegrani for the terrific cover artwork inspired by Da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus.
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RNA Chemistry meets Plant Biology. Please check out our review of RNA in Plants. Collaboration between the #Assmann and #Bevilacqua labs. academic.oup.com/plcell/adva…
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Our new review on extra-large G proteins in maize and rice proposes a revised nomenclature for XLG genes. Exciting implications for plant biology and crop science! #XLGs #CRISPR #rice #maize
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Extra-large G proteins have extra-large effects on agronomic traits and stress tolerance in maize and rice dlvr.it/Snf02j
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Sally Assmann, Waller Professor of Biology at Pennsylvania State University, will present today's GDCB Seminar ("Heterotrimeric G protein signaling in guard cells") at 1 p.m. in 1414 Molecular Biology Building.
gdcb.iastate.edu/gdcb-semina…
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Congratulations to Christian F. Cantos, an IRRI scholar and Plant Biology PhD student at Pennsylvania State University (PSU), for winning first place for a poster presentation at the PSU Biology Student Research Showcase 2022.
Read more: bit.ly/3Mwnzxt
Congrats, Christian. This project is a collaborative effort between @AssmannLab and Dr. Amelia Henry @irri
I won first place for poster presentation at @PennStateBio student research showcase. @AssmannLab 😊
A team of graduate students, including Assmann lab's David Yu, summarized the talks on the recent strides in plant RNA research during the 23rd Plant Biology Symposium held at @penn_state. Come check it out! @huckinstitutes @PennStateBio onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Our summer undergrad researcher, Sarah Polesuk, presented her work on G-protein involvement in stomatal closing at the @PSUScience Summer Research Symposium for ECoS Scholars.
Drop by @meg_sylvia’s poster and learn more about drought-induced RNA structure changes on rice plants! #PlantBiology2022
Had a great time sharing my work with @AssmannLab and @phil_bevilacqua on drought-induced RNA Structural changes in rice seedlings at #PlantBiology2022
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Inspiring talk by Sarah Assmann at #PlantBiology2022 #aspb Interesting to learn about riboSNitches and I am looking forward to use the CLIMtools!