3 – 4 July 2022

SUMO modification in cell signalling

Post-translational Modifications (PTMs) act at the core of every biological system. PTM events generate proteoforms that orchestrate cell signalling in almost every biological process. Furthermore, the dynamic nature of PTMs allows organisms to respond to even highly transient changes in the environment with precise fine-tuning.

Satellite Montpellier

3 – 4 July 2022

Why and how does metabolic rate scale with body size?

A better understanding of why and how metabolic rate scales with body size is of major fundamental and applied interest to both empirical and theoretical biologists.

Satellite Montpellier, France

5 – 8 July 2022

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29 Jun 2022

TPJ article: Dynamically expressed small RNAs, substantially driven by genomic structural variants, contribute to transcriptomic changes during tomato domestication

Discover the Plant Journal editor's choice by Gwendolyn Kirschner.

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23 Jun 2022

JXB Volume 73, Issue 11 – Editor’s choice

Discover the JXB Volume 73, Issue 11 – Editor’s choice by Mareike Jezek. This article highlights the following publication: "European traditional tomatoes galore: a result of farmers’ selection of a few diversity-rich loci"