Why work abroad?
Chihiro served as one of six panelists at a seminar entitled “An Encouragement of Studying/Working Abroad” at the 64th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists, held at Tohoku University in Sendai. It…
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New members joined the team
Two undergraduate students joined the team. Welcome aboard! Relax, learn, and enjoy the journey with us. It’s a big step forward for the lab.
Our new review published in New Phytologist
New Phytologist published our new review on the evolution of land plant peptide signaling systems. Furumizu C, Aalen RB. Peptide signaling through leucine-rich repeat receptor kinases – insight into land plant evolution. New Phytol. In…
Our new paper published in Plant Biotechnology
Plant Biotechnology published our paper reporting a new genotyping marker for a tomato resistance gene to parasitic nematodes. Furumizu C, Sawa S. A rapid method for detection of the root-knot nematode resistance gene, Mi-1.2, in…
Our new review was accepted for publication
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Our new paper was accepted for publication
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Amit’s paper published in J. Exp. Bot.
Our new paper on roles of the class II KNOX genes in tomato pericarp development. Shtern A, Keren-Keiserman A, Mauxion JP, Furumizu C, Alvarez JP, Amsellem Z, Gil N, Motenko E, Alkalai-Tuvia S, Fallik E,…
First day
Launched the lab at Hiroshima University. The start of a new journey.