Why is a type h thioredoxin from Nicotiana alata required for S‐RNase‐based self‐incompatibility & some types of interspecific pollen rejection? It reduces an S‐RNase disulphide & increases S-RNAse activity. doi.org/10.1111/tpj.14…

The Plant Cell in a Nutshell: Dynamic Evolution of Self-Incompatibility in Angiosperms #PlantSci plantae.org/dynamic-evolut…

Our recent phylogenomics work from Pandey lab Danforth Center. G-proteins in plants are a paradox: conserved yet diverse. In brief, (Hornworts=non-bryopsida=Lycophytes=Gymnosperms=Eudicots)not=(Liverworts=Monilophytes=Monocots)not= Bryopsida #Moss😎

Recent research paper from our lab Danforth Center evaluates functional conservation of G-alpha protein across land #plant lineages. bit.ly/3JpxAcy Thanks to Swarup, Chien, Boominathan M,Mao Li , and Audrey!

Our latest review exploring the phenotypic responses of #mosses to environmental signals is out now! SonaPandey Lab Danforth Center bit.ly/3793c93. Welcome to the microscale world of humble #moss. Ralf Reski 🇩🇪🇪🇺 @mjprigge

Scientists at the Danforth Center are taking action to combat #ClimateChange. Support their efforts by donating to the Center this #GiveSTLDay: bit.ly/3tWfyJa

Selfie time at #PlantBio2022

Our lab U.S. National Science Foundation REU intern Caleb Fisher (@CalebBfisher) from MSU investigates the importance of G-protein proteoforms with the guidance of Daniela TR, Sona Pandey, Danforth Center

Congratulations Daniela TR for the Best Poster award | Biobash 2022 Danforth Center

We had fun at #PlantTechJam with @Danforthcenter! Thanks to all the kids who visited our secret #moss garden and explored the amazing world of mosses. Check out some of their awesome slides and pics! SonaPandey Lab Daniela TR

Check out our latest review on Agronomic potential of plant-specific Gγ proteins shorturl.at/cGHN7 Danforth Center

Plant G-protein research: Check out our latest work on the structural bases of Ga and RGS-dependent regulation across plant lineages. shorturl.at/bKMYZ Diwakar Shukla Daniela TR Danforth Center @WUSTL