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- A novel mechanism controlling sex determination
  The control of the carpel determinism pathway leads to sex determination in cucurbits
  
  To increase genetic diversity and fitness of offspring, flowering plants have developed several systems to prevent...
- PhD theses defended at IPS2 during summer 2022
  Juan Camilo ALVAREZ DIAZ
  Genomic and epigenomic immunity in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris): lessons learned from chromosome scale genome assemblies
  Keywords: Phaseolus vulgaris, genome assembly, resistance...
- In depth transcriptomics of symbiotic nodule senescence
  A dual legume-rhizobium transcriptome of symbiotic nodule senescence reveals coordinated plant and bacterial responses
  Senescence determines plant organ lifespan depending on aging and environmental cues...
- A new regulation of plastidial thioredoxins
  Adenylates regulate the action of thioredoxins via binding to a CBS domain protein in Arabidopsis plastids.
  
  Two teams of IPS2 (CCARS and OGE) recently collaborated and published in Plant Physiology)...
- An invited Professor at IPS2: Dr. Dawei Xin
  The Dr. Dawei Xin, Professor of crop genetic and breeding at the Northeast Agricultural University (China), is in residence at IPS2 for one year
  The SYMUNITY team is pleased to welcome Dr. Dawei Xin coming...
- Single nuclei analysis of symbiotic nodulatio
  Cell-specific pathways recruited for symbiotic nodulation in the Medicago truncatula legume
  
  Medicago truncatula is a model legume species that has been studied for decades to understand the symbiotic...
- NBCL1 and NBCL2 regulate legume development
  The transcriptional co-regulators NBCL1 and NBCL2 redundantly coordinate aerial organ development and root nodule identity in legumes
  
  Medicago truncatulaNODULE ROOT1 (MtNOOT1) and Pisum sativumCOCHLEATA1...
- Call for new group leaders at IPS2
  The Institute of Plant Sciences Paris Saclay (IPS2) is seeking to recruit new group leaders to develop
  independent research programs in the fields of plant-microbe interactions, physiology and signalling...
- Sex determination and fruit shape: only one gene!
  Ethylene plays a dual role in sex determination and fruit shape in cucurbits
  The shape of vegetables and fruits is the result of adaptive evolution and human selection. Genetic modules controlling the...
- WIP genes and embryonic root development
  Spatially expressed WIP genes control Arabidopsis embryonic root development
  
  Development of plant organs is a highly organized process. In Arabidopsis, proper root development requires that distinct cell...
- IPS2 welcomes high school students!
  IPS2 welcomes high school students as part of the "Des Plantes et des Hommes" initiative supported by the Saclay Plant Science (SPS) network.
  The initiative "Des Plantes et des Hommes", supported by the...
- Low complexity drives transcriptional regulatory rules
  Minimum complexity drives regulatory logic in Boolean models of living systems
  
  Cellular decisions depend on the coordinated action of molecular components. Their modeling can be tackled via Boolean networks...
- Evolution of anti‐silencing systems in plants
  Fast co‐evolution of anti‐silencing systems shapes the invasiveness of Mu‐like DNA transposons in eudicot plants
  
  How transposons escape epigenetic silencing is still poorly understood. In a study published...
- Dr. Jérémie Bazin was recruited at IPS2 as a INRAE researcher
  Jeremie Bazin is a researcher (INRAE) in the IPS2 unit (Institut des Sciences des Plantes - Paris-Saclay, UMR 9213 UPSaclay/CNRS/INRAE). He has been recruited in May 2021 in Martin Crespi's team.
  After...
- A new team at IPS2
  The new team headed by Leandro Quadrana will join the Developmental Genomics and Genetics (DGG) department to investigate the contribution of genomic and epigenomic variation to plant diversity. What...
- Ph D recently defended at IPS2
  Hadi KHARESTANI
  Engineering of the eIF4E gene for resistance against Potyviridae viruses in melon using genome editing
  Keywords: Melon, genetic transformation, base editing, resistance to virus.
  Melon (Cucumis...
- The IPS2 Platform’s Days
  After the Plant Transcriptomics’ Days, then the SPOmics’ Days, we invite you to "Les journées des Plateformes de l'IPS2" on June 16 and 17 – 2022.
  These days are open to all those interested in approaches...
- Dr. A. G. Ammar invited at IPS2
  The Dr. A. G. Ammar, Assistant Professor of Biotechnology in Alexandria (Egypt), is in residence at IPS2 for 6 months
  The SYMUNITY team is pleased to welcome Dr. Gamal Ammar coming from the City of Scientific...
- IPS2 PhD & PostDoc Days 2022
  For a day and a half, on March 10 and 11, around 30 PhD students and postdocs of the IPS2 presented their backgrounds, research projects, and results. This event organized by PhD students highlighted...
- An ERC consolidator at IPS2 : Moussa Benhamed
  
  The « 3Dwheat » project
  
  In an era of global warming, heat stress poses a major threat for the stability and the increase of crop yields. Plants have evolved a variety of sophisticated mechanisms to adapt...

News

A novel mechanism controlling sex determination

PhD theses defended at IPS2 during summer 2022

In depth transcriptomics of symbiotic nodule senescence

A new regulation of plastidial thioredoxins

An invited Professor at IPS2: Dr. Dawei Xin

Single nuclei analysis of symbiotic nodulatio

NBCL1 and NBCL2 regulate legume development

Call for new group leaders at IPS2

Sex determination and fruit shape: only one gene!

WIP genes and embryonic root development

IPS2 welcomes high school students!

Low complexity drives transcriptional regulatory rules

Evolution of anti‐silencing systems in plants

Dr. Jérémie Bazin was recruited at IPS2 as a INRAE researcher

A new team at IPS2

Ph D recently defended at IPS2

The IPS2 Platform’s Days

Dr. A. G. Ammar invited at IPS2

IPS2 PhD & PostDoc Days 2022

An ERC consolidator at IPS2 : Moussa Benhamed