[Corebotanyfaculty] Meet with Prof. Ram Dixit

[Carolyn Rasmussen]

Hi All,
Prof. Ram Dixit (Washington University) will be giving the IIGB seminar on*
January 26th at noon*. Here is his title and abstract
Title: How Plants Do The Twist
Abstract: Twisted growth is widespread in plants and serves myriad adaptive
functions. While twisting often involves microtubule-related genes, how
macroscopic twisting emerges from molecular-level perturbations is unclear.
In this talk, I will present new data on the biochemical activity of
specific microtubule-associated proteins that contribute to twisted growth
and evidence that microtubule-based symmetry breaking propagates across
multiple organizational scales via the epidermis to produce handed root
skewing.

 If you'd like to meet with him, here's the link to sign up:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gJ9yxyFCItHhkJcycmyqPJUfOBvPk1Ff/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112644449776255137610&rtpof=true&sd=true
Best wishes, and see you there!
Carolyn
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Carolyn Rasmussen
Associate Professor of Plant Cell Biology
University of California, Riverside
carolyn.rasmussen at ucr.edu
Tel. 951-827-4415
Book a short meeting: *https://calendly.com/carolyn_rasmussen/15_minute
<https://calendly.com/carolyn_rasmussen/15_minute>*
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