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NEMATODE MONDAY: Slide shared by Professor Richard Sikora showing reniform nematode ( Rotylenchulus reniformis) females penetrating a root of cotton to establish a feeding site. Reniform are semiendoparasitic and a major pest of cotton in the southeast USA #Nematode #Cotton

#OMGN2025 Paula Ortega ̶ Exploring the Evolution of Saprolegniales: Were ancestral Oomycetes Parasites? - most probably animal parasites

#2025ISMPMI check out our finest selection of posters on symbiosis, effectors, Marchantia and barley. Jawahar Singh, PhD Albin Teulet Darius Kosmützky Renuka

Come to our poster to see why our research does matter Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) Sebastian Schornack

Kicking off the Satellite Workshop “Building Careers in MPMI Through Effective Mentoring” with Sebastian Schornack! #2025ISMPMI

We are live "Building Careers in MPMI through Effective Mentoring" Sebastian Schornack Sainsbury Laboratory Cambridge University (SLCU) MPMI Journal

MPMI: Magic Professional Mentorship Interaction

#2025ISMPMI Rotem Sorek Lab encourages the audience to start studying those components of the plant immune system that have not been studied yet. Luckily there is more than TIR and CC NLRs in plants. academic.oup.com/plcell/article…

This was a great event, very happy that I could contribute, and I learned something, too. Thanks to the organisers for making this possible #2025ISMPMI

#2025ISMPMI nice choice of words by Caroline Gutjahr - Cortex cells undergo a revolution when an arbuscule forms in them. Then her research aims to unravel the transcriptional regulators underpinning this revolution.

I encourage all colleagues at #2025ISMPMI this year to go and speak to these wonderful people! P-425 looks especially interesting 🧐

#2025ISMPMI Martin Parniske highlights molecular dynamics in NFS, suggests that CCamK binding to a cyclops dimer changes its conformation to allow DNA binding, CCamK likely has to depart from a cyclops dimer to allow appropriate infection thread progress into subsequent cell layers.

Sebastian Schornack Sebastian Schornack kicks off the 'Microbial Infection Strategies' session with insights into symbiotic and pathogenic interactions in the vascular and non-vascular plants. #2025ISMPMI

Informative talk by Sebastian Schornack How do plants manage both a symbiont and a pathogen in the same cell? Identical interfaces, opposite outcomes. Is it about spatial control, membrane identity, or effector logic? 📍 #ISMPMI2025

#2025ISMPMI Benjamin Gourion Benjamin elucidated the pathogenic molecular mechanism underlying a rare case of rhizobia transitioning from a symbiotic to a pathogenic interaction. Truly fascinating!

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No—it’s an L-shaped effector!

#2025ISMPMI Tolga Bozkurt introduces the effector and immune processes occurring at Phytophthora haustoria. The helper NRC4 localises to haustoria and upon activation inserts itself into the extrahaustorial membrane forming punctuate foci. It seems activated NLRs beep annoyingly.

🚨New bioRxiv alert! We are thrilled to share our latest findings—building on our earlier work on suppressors of helper NLRs of NRC family—a Phytophthora infestans L-shaped effector captures resistosome assembly intermediates of tomato NRC3! biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 1/10

We are pleased to present our latest preprint. A comprehensive study by Mathias Brands et al. on the deconstruction of acetylated xylan by the activity of cooperative enzymes from the beneficial fungus Serendipita indica. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

In poster hall not very far away - check out today how the resistance prevents or supports tao opposing factions in their constant pursuit for nutrients. SCAR Wars! - P070 #2025ISMPMI