Using functional genomic approaches the Uhrig Lab @UAlberta endeavors to understand how diel plant cell processes are impacted by protein PTMs.
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!! INPPO 2025 Early Bird Registration Extended !!
Due to request, we have extended the early bird deadline to March 7th 2025.
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Multiple travel awards available for trainees and abstract selected talks available for everyone!
!!! Only a few more days for early registration !!!
Early registration closes on Feb 15th 2025
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!! Come join us in Banff, Canada May 2025 for the International Plant Proteomics conference !!
An outstanding line up of speakers with more to be selected from submitted abstracts.
Register today at inppo2025.org/
Great talk by former @LabUhrig PDF @drdevangm at #ICAR2024 in San Diego about our recent work published in @ScienceAdvances examining the effects of twilight on the growth and development of Arabidopsis thaliana.
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
New Results out in Science Advances where we unravel how plants detect twilight and what it means for their growth and development. Fantastic effort led by @LabUhrig PDFs @drdevangm @SabineScando with support from @G2VOptics and @ualbertaScience
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
!! Make Sure to Save the Date !!
InPPO Plant Proteomics Conference comes to Canada. Hosted at the Beautiful & Historic Banff Springs Hotel.
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Consider submitting an abstract for the Proteomics Minisymposium at ICAR 2024 hosted by @JustinWWalley @Frank_Menke and @LabUhrig entitled: Quantitative Proteomics Applications to Dissect Signal Transduction in Arabidopsis.
Our lab continues to expand our understanding of the impacts twilight has on plant growth and development, deriving the following model.
A nice group effort from previous pdfs @SabineScando and @drdevangm as well as other @LabUhrig members!
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Come join this great event put on by the Early Career Scholars Subcommittee of NAASC.
Check out the paper of Dr. Davis here.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3734…
