Bayerisches Zentrum für Biomolekulare Massenspektrometrie | TUM School of Life Sciences | @TU_Muenchen | Proteomics | Metabolomics | Bioinformatics 🇩🇪
Freising & Munich
Joined November 2022
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🔬 Next #BayBioMS – Advanced #Mass #Spectrometry Seminar!
Join us next Wednesday for two fantastic talks highlighting cutting-edge #MassSpec, from biomedical breakthroughs to soil biogeochemistry!
See you there! 🙌
#TeamMassSpec #Proteomics #Metabolomics #Bioinformatics
Happy to see this collaborative work out in @NewPhyt! 📖
Our lab provided #Proteomics and #MassSpectrometry insights to help characterize how powdery mildew fungi exploit the host plant's own RALF peptide signaling pathway during infection.
Excited to share our latest collaborative paper, recently published in @NewPhyt! 🌿
How do powdery mildew fungi successfully colonize plants? It turns out they don't bring their own toolkit - they hijack the plant's.
Read the full study here 🔗
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
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Excited to share our latest collaborative paper, recently published in @NewPhyt! 🌿
How do powdery mildew fungi successfully colonize plants? It turns out they don't bring their own toolkit - they hijack the plant's.
Read the full study here 🔗
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
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The study reveals that powdery mildew pathogens exploit the host's endogenous RALF peptide signaling pathway - mediated by the receptor kinase FERONIA (FER) - to create the right conditions for infection.
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Rather than producing RALF mimics themselves (as some other pathogens do), powdery mildew fungi rely entirely on the plant's own RALFs to modulate apoplastic pH and remodel the cell wall in ways that favor their colonization.
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We contributed #MassSpectrometry and #Proteomics expertise to the study, helping to characterize the RALF-dependent signaling events in the host.
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This work highlights a new, potentially broadly relevant mechanism of susceptibility in biotrophic fungi, with exciting implications for durable disease resistance strategies in crops.
A big thank you to all the co-authors for the great collaboration!
Calling all #mass #spectrometry enthusiasts! 🔬✨
Join us next week for the @BayBioMS Advanced Mass Spectrometry Seminar. We have an exciting lineup featuring two fantastic speakers who will cover everything from protein modifications to insect chemical ecology.
🚀 Kicking off the year with our first Advanced #MassSpec Seminar!
Join us tomorrow for an exciting session featuring amazing speakers showcasing their recent research in the fields of #Proteomics & #Metabolomics.
We look forward to seeing you there!
#TeamMassSpec #Bioinformatics #PhD #Postdoc #Research #ScienceOutreach
This is a great opportunity to see how #MassSpectrometry is driving new discoveries.
If you are in the Freising/Munich area, don't miss out. Complimentary drinks & snacks provided as always.
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📰 Now on the news as well. Research in the spotlight. 🔦
Excited to see my and two of my colleagues’ doctoral research presentations featured on the news following the Elite Network of Bavaria project evaluation!
👇🏻 Check the link for more insights!
elitenetzwerk.bayern.de/en/h…
Check out our latest collaborative work with Prof. Martin Stegmann @StegmannMartin!
A new PRM-based #targeted #proteomics study led by our Head of Proteomics Dr. Christina Ludwig together with doctoral candidate Genc Haliti @HalitiGenc.
🥳 Thrilled to share my first paper contribution as co-author, published recently in @PLOSPathogens, an interdisciplinary collaboration driving discovery in #plant #immunity!
journals.plos.org/plospathog…
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🥳 Thrilled to share my first paper contribution as co-author, published recently in @PLOSPathogens, an interdisciplinary collaboration driving discovery in #plant #immunity!
journals.plos.org/plospathog…
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🌱 As part of the @BayBioMS #research collaboration, we contributed with #targeted LC-MS/MS using Parallel Reaction Monitoring #PRM to search for endogenous group II CEP signaling peptides in #Arabidopsis.
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#MassSpectrometry #TeamMassSpec #Proteomics #Bioinformatics #PhD
🎓 PhD Defense at BayBioMS - Congratulations to Dr. Miriam Abele!
We bid farewell to October 2025 - what a month it has been!
And what better way to start November than with great news from our first PhD defense!
✨ Congratulations to Dr. Miriam Abele on successfully defending her PhD thesis about a robust and accurate bacterial identification by tandem mass spectrometry.
Supervised by our Head of #Proteomics, Dr. Christina Ludwig, Miriam’s research advanced cutting-edge mass spectrometry approaches for reliable bacterial identification.
👏 The entire BayBioMS team wishes Dr. Abele continued success in her scientific journey!