Plant scientist and postdoc @slcuplants. Active cell lurker
Cambridge
Joined March 2020
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Matthieu Bourdon retweeted
📢 La #OficinaC del @Congreso_Es y #FECYT publica 6 informes de evidencia científica.
✔ Para su elaboración se han entrevistado a 121 personas expertas de todos los ámbitos del conocimiento y consultado más de 2.000 referencias bibliográficas.
🔗fecyt.es/es/noticia/la-ofici…
ALT Títulos de los seis informes publicados por la #OficinaC
Proud to present our latest collaborative effort on how alpine Dyonisia tapetodes threads its own "wool"! found by @slcuplants @CUBotanicGarden @ChemCambridge
@CamMicroscopy in #BMCPlantBiology rdcu.be/cmHkn Summary and video at slcu.cam.ac.uk/news/alpine-p… @BMC_series
Matthieu Bourdon retweeted
🍃🕸️🕳️Flavone-based woolly fibres extrude from tiny holes in alpine plant's glandular trichomes found by @slcuplants @MumbledBee @CUBotanicGarden @ChemCambridge @CamMicroscopy in #BMCPlantBiology rdcu.be/cmHkn Summary slcu.cam.ac.uk/news/alpine-p… @BMC_series @BioMedCentral
ALT Electron microscope imaging of Dionysia tapetodes glandular trichome head showing wool exit site. Images by Matthieu Bourdon and Karin Müller.
Matthieu Bourdon retweeted
Plant Science Research Weekly. plantae.org/plant-science-re…
Polyploid genome evolution, Gramene knowledgebase, Proto-pyrenoid, Plant phylostratigraphics, CAMEL, canalization & PINs, Wooly fibres, Insect-produced small peptides ->gall formation, Buffering effects of soil seed banks
how to cover yourself when you are a plant? Just weave your own fabric! Check our collaborative work between @slcuplants @CUBotanicGarden @ChemCambridge @CamMicroscopy on how Dionysia tapetodes extrudes flavones threads from its glandular trichomes. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
"We don't often sting, but we bite when hungry" A tale of how Bumble bees selectively damage plant leaves to accelerate flower production when pollen is scarce science.sciencemag.org/conte…
Matthieu Bourdon retweeted
Some of my students in college (2nd years, Natural Sciences, Cambridge University) had their summer internships canceled due to covid19. They are really good and opened to try computer-based projects instead. If interested, please contact me and I’ll share your details with them
Matthieu Bourdon retweeted
IN BRIEF: Another brick in the plant cell wall: Characterization of Arabidopsis CSLD3 function in cell wall synthesis #Biosynthesis #PlantBiology plantcell.org/content/early/…
