Check out our new paper where math meets biology. Bonus points if you get the insider pun in the title. Proud of this @departmentofenergy.bsky.social funded work from our group at @lsuscience.bsky.social and @lsubiosci.bsky.social.
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Posts by David Vinyard
Evolution is happening all around us, including in the biochemistry research lab. Check out this highly collaborative work about cyanobacteria, #photosynthesis, quinones, and Vitamin E. It was so much fun to work on this project! @lsuscience.bsky.social
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Our paper on psbA translation in Chlamydomonas is finally out in @jxbotany.bsky.social. Xiaozhuo discovered that chloroplast translational control in plants and algae is more similar than others had predicted. Check it out! academic.oup.com/jxb/advance-...
Plant Science Research Weekly -- Directed Evolution Reveals pD1 Mutations That Boost Photosynthesis Under Salt Stress (Plant Physiol.) @vinyardlab.bsky.social (Summary by Muhammad Aamir Khan)
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Our preprint on psbA translational control in algae has been revised. We argue that this process is more similar in algae and plants than previously thought. However, the occurrence of suppressor mutations in Chlamy suggests there's more to learn! #lsuscience www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Check our our new collaborative work led by @xwang.bsky.social. So proud of the great undergrads in my lab, Ashley and Dykia, who contributed to this project. @lsuour.bsky.social @lsuscience.bsky.social @beckman-foundation.bsky.social academic.oup.com/plphys/advan...
Thrilled to see Gary Brudvig getting the recognition he deserves. Elected to The Academy (AAAS) and the National Academy of Sciences in the same week! No one is more humble yet deserving. Congrats, Gary!
So proud of how far these awesome seniors have come. Great job today Dykia and Ashley at LSU Discover Day!
A graphic of LSU professor SeYeon Chung on the right. On the left, a pullout quote reads "But ultimately, it’s the patients and families affected by these conditions who will feel the devastating effects."
@lsuscience.bsky.social SeYeon Chung, PhD, conducts research that could help uncover the causes of birth defects, the leading cause of infant mortality. Critical funding for her research lab is on hold, stalling progress (1/2)
Our revised manuscript about psbA translational control in #Chlamydomonas is now available. We assert that algae and plants are more similar than expected (compared to a lot of earlier literature) in their regulation of this key Photosystem II subunit. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Check out this collaborative #photosynthesis work from an all star group of collaborators. Evolution happens on the lab bench and we found a surprise in a cyano mutant's Photosystem I. More cool work on this system is coming out soon! @lsubiosci.bsky.social
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