
Eva-Sophie Wallner
@es_wallner
Please find me at @eswallner.bsky.social to follow my research updates on plant development!
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25-01-2018 21:41:36
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Stem cell niches are great, studying the #cambium in @thomas_greb's lab was amazing: Following up on SMXLs in #phloem formation (Wallner et al. 2017), this small story dissects distinct roles of SMXLs in radial stem growth and #secondary_phloem fate: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/tp…


Our work on the evolutionary history of BASL polarity in the stomatal lineage is finally out! Check it out at Current Biology doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.… It was a great journey with many thanks to people along the way, especially Dominique Bergmann and Gabriel Amador.






Such great talks, a friendly atmosphere and fruitful discussions at this year's #Mendel_ECR_23. Big thanks to the organisers (GMI Vienna gmivienna.bsky.social Yasin Dagdas), the @DolanLab and all the people who got excited about Marchantia sporeling development at my poster!



Happy to present the first part of my postdoc with Dominique Bergmann: the stomatal lineage uses oppositely oriented polarity domains to regulate cell division and fate. In collaboration with @DolanLab (including some exciting Marchantia data). sciencedirect.com/science/articl…


Excited to see our recently published bipolar stomatal lineage domains featured on the current Developmental Cell cover 🍃

Part 2 of my postdoc project with Dominique Bergmann is online now: we identify proteomes of stomatal lineage polarity domains, predict protein interfaces with the identified scaffolding proteins and show how SOK3, DLC1 and OPL2 co-localize at the phragmoplast.




Amazing 3D studies of the Marchantia meristem during its maturation from gemma by Vicky Spencer at @DolanLab