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Interested in plant pathology, fungal development, cell biology. I study a disease called rice blast. Executive Director, The Sainsbury Laboratory- Views my own

England, United Kingdom
Joined May 2010
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Very proud that @javebautista17 represented our group @TheSainsburyLab so well at the @IPMBSinica Early Career Symposium.
Thrilled to have attended and presented @IPMBSinica Early Career Symposium 2026. Really good to learn all the fascinating science in plant and microbiology in the last two days. @TheSainsburyLab @talbotlabTSL 🌱🧬🔬🦠
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Autumn after the storm #Norfolk
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Cologne Cathedral tonight in the evening sun.
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In Cologne for International Symposium of Cell Death - fantastic interdisciplinary group assembled here. #CellDeath
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The Autumnal feel of a freshly ploughed field #Norfolk
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Latest preprint from our group. We found the Bip1 transcription factor is phosphorylated in a Pmk1-dependent manner & with Mst12 co-regulates appressorium-specific functions, as well as acting on genes controling invasive growth. Led by @camilla_moli biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Lorena Rangel on the challenge of developing vertically transmitted endophytes as disease control or biostimulant agents and deploying them. The UK lags behind many countries in this area in terms of its regulatory framework. #PPATH2026
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Lorena Rangel on the challenge of developing vertically transmitted endophytes as disease control or biostimulant agents and deploying them. The UK lags behind many countries in this area in terms of its regulatory framework. #PPATH2026
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Van Schepler-Luu on the challenge of controlling bacterial blight of rice @irri #PPATH2026
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Evaluating endophytic control of forage grass and wheat diseases - extarodinary potential of Epichloë in wheat from @KiwiYoung #PPATH2026
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Nyambura Mwangi identifying endophytes to protect sugarbeet from stubby root nematodes #PPATH2026
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Gustaf Fredell identifying Epichloë and Chaetomium endophyes that might colonise barley for biocontrol evaluation against fungal diseases #PPATH2026
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With my PhD supervisors Alan Coddington (now 92!) and Richard Oliver (a little younger!) #PPATH2026
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Developing Epichloë endophytic strains to provide protection to wheat from insects and fungal diseases, building on its success in ryegrass where the majority in New Zealand is not protected from insect herbivory in this way. Richard Johnson #PPATH2026
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David Collinge on innovative biological control interventions to protect against Fusarium head blight #PPATH2026
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Fascinating structure-guided analysis of NRC network activation dynamics and how sensor-helper NLR interactions lead to resistosome formation in plant immunity @mpcontreras4 #PPATH2026
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Developing novel forms of crop resistance based on an understanding of NLR biology so that resurrection of resistance specificities can be generated and deployed. @CianDuggan @ResurrectBio #PPATH2026
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Remarkable live cell imaging of spatiotemporal dynamics of helper NLR activation at extra-haustorial and plasma membranes, while others target organellar membranes @Tolga_Bzkrt #PPATH2026
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Exploring natural variation as a means of generating novel forms of disease resistance and new understanding of the nature of plant immunity, from @GittaCoaker #PPATH2026
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