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Today, we have something tricky for you! What did we do here? Comment your guesses! 🤓
#biology #synbio24 #gelelectrophoresis
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Cornflowers are famous for their brilliant blue color. This genome sequence provides a valuable resource for studying the genetics of this striking flower. Read more: doi.org/10.1101/2025.01.31.6…
#Genomics #FlowerColor
ALT Blue flower of Centaurea cyanus. Reference: https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.01.31.635922
Greetings from Italy! 🇮🇹
Laura, Chiara, and David made their way to Genova to present our #SynBio2024 project and listen to other exciting projects for the next three days at #CYBO – the Conference for Young Botanists! 🥳💪🏻
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Reflecting on our time at TU Braunschweig as it comes to an end, we are proud to share some milestones from the past three years. Here is one of them: our review on flavonoid transport
doi.org/10.3390/plants110709…
#PlantScience #Flavonoids 1/🧵
ALT Simplified illustration of the flavonoid biosynthesis. Reference: https://doi.org/10.3390/plants11070963
We successfully presented our #synbio2024 project and were incredibly pleased with the numerous attendees! 🤗
It was a wonderful evening. 😍
#biology #project #presentation #brics
Reminder❗️
🎄 Join us for our SynBio2024 Project Presentation at TU Braunschweig! 🎅
The SynBio2024 team invites you to a special gathering to share our current project! 🎁 This is the perfect chance to learn more about our work, meet the team, and share your thoughts and ideas with us! 🎉
Of course, we'll have plenty of food and refreshments! 🍪☕
🎄 When? December 17th, 2024, 5:30 PM
🎅 Where? Room 045, BRICS Building, TU Braunschweig
We look forward to seeing you there! 🤗
This week, two school classes visited us and had the opportunity to get a insight into the research and work at the university, as well as our SynBio2024 project. 🤗👩🏫 We also explained important methods such as DNA extraction, PCR, and gel electrophoresis, allowing them to try these techniques themselves. 🧬🧑🔬🥼🧪It was wonderful! 🤩
#school #lab #visit #synbio24 #biology
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2 beautiful and very contrasting hibiscus!
CCH Descending Angel
Peter's black magic
Can you pick a favorite?
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Leaf infiltration is a widely used technique in plant science for delivering Agrobacterium or chemicals directly to plant cells 🍃🧬
For those who do it regularly, there’s a satisfaction in watching the liquid flow seamlessly through the leaf's airspaces—when done well..
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Happy Friday everybody! Here are some Arabidopsis flowers with a soft pink center.
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I'll never get bored of this, lol. My phone cam does NOT do it justice. So very fuchsia. This specific line of my Alice petunia also smells like guava. Plants are so magical.
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🌱 The Haworthia Spiral: proof that even plants can have their lives together more than we do. 🤷♀️
🌵Perfect symmetry ✅
🌵Thriving in tough conditions ✅
🌵Rocking the Fibonacci sequence like it’s no big deal ✅
Meanwhile, I can’t even fold my laundry properly. 😂
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My second favorite mutation in A. thaliana goes to immutans 🌱
We’ve all seen variegation—the striking appearance of different colors in plant parts, often forming fascinating patterns. While several A. thaliana mutants show variegation, immutans is unique… 🧵
We are currently extracting DNA from Arabidopsis! Our new members got to practice on two aquatic plants first! 💪🏻🧪🧫
Can you spot the tiny DNA strands in the last picture? 🧬
#synbio24 #biology #syntheticbiology #dna #labpractice #extraction
