🌾 Research shows boosting #soil #microbes can't always fix salty soils
In barley:
🧫 microbial inoculants can have neutral/negative effects
🧬 plant genotype & microbial community mattered a lot
👉 microbiome-based solutions must be tailored!
https://ow.ly/SIsr50YHJFa
🔥 #Lactate used to be thought of as a metabolic “waste product”
But new research shows it can:
📉 reduces #heat-driven metabolic activity
⚡ boosts #mitochondrial function
🛡️ lowers heat-induced #cell death
👉 A role in cellular #protection
https://ow.ly/Ialx50YHJB7
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#CallForPapers! Our Early Leads collection highlights small but meaningful plant biology studies—pilot data, follow-ups, or short reports that advance research.
Submit your research to this collection by July 31, 2026 ▶️https://ow.ly/IRU350XBETc
🌿 #Enzymes that build #health-related molecules found in balloon #flower
⚙️ convert basic #sugars into building blocks
🔬 work as predicted when tested in #bacteria
👉 Helping us understand how therapeutic compounds are made
https://ow.ly/mEKK50YHJH2
🦴 Healing #bone isn’t just about #stem cells—it’s about what’s blocking them!
Under #inflammation, bone-forming cells slow down
New research shows miR-20b-5p can:
⬇️ Reduce cellular stress
⬆️ Restore bone-building activity
https://ow.ly/6MA950YHJwq
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The CanFly 2025 collection in Genome Journal celebrates Canada’s #DrosophilaResearch community. We welcome submissions from attendees whose work uses fruit flies to uncover new insights into biological processes and human health.
Learn how to submit▶️ https://ow.ly/8Nok50XBEg9
🐝 Protecting #bees means thinking bigger
New #research highlights that bee health is shaped by:
🧬 3genetics + 🦠 #microbiomes + 🤝 social behavior + 🌍 #environment
A more holistic view could be key to supporting pollinators under environmental #stress
https://ow.ly/r95K50YHJvT
🧬 Pseudogene-derived variant (UbKEKS) looks like #ubiquitin—but behaves differently
🔄 binds different set of targets
🧠 shifts protein interactions due to structural changes
🚫 can’t signal proteasomal degradation
👉 Tiny sequence change = major rewiring
https://ow.ly/Gnts50YHJFO
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#NewAgreement! ETH Zurich corresponding authors can continue to read and publish open access at no cost under the renewed agreement with Canadian Science Publishing, now extended through 2028. Learn more ▶️
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SOX2 enhancers are like switches in the #brain 🧬—but each study calls them something different! New #review maps them all out & proposes a universal naming system. #Science just got a little less confusing #Neurobiology #Genomics
https://ow.ly/GfqL50YqsHx
🧬 Boosting #pathogen detection! A novel #genome mining algorithm finds short identical repeats (IRSs) that amplify multiple #DNA regions—making PCR assays more sensitive, even with low pathogen DNA.
💻 GitHub: https://ow.ly/Beg450Yh2oa
📝 Study: https://ow.ly/kOt550Yh2oc
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From low-coverage reads to near-complete #genomes! 🔬 Researchers show ONT reads corrected with NGS rival more expensive hybrid sequencing for #genome #assembly 🧬#GenomeResearch #ONT #NGS #GenomicsInnovation
https://ow.ly/p8gb50Yh1RY
🌊🧬 #Freshwater #microbes in action! Scientists explored the pangenomes of Limnohabitans, Aquabacterium, and Novosphingobium to reveal their hidden hydrocarbon-degrading powers. #Microbiology #Pangenome #EnvironmentalScience
https://ow.ly/r3Uh50Yh1Nw
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Have a side project with surprising results or pilot data worth sharing? Early Leads: Plant Biology Side Projects with Big Potential is now open for submissions. Fully Open Access, no publication fees.
Details ▶️ https://ow.ly/fKQr50XBELZ
#PlantBiology #CallForPapers
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The CanFly 2025 collection in Genome Journal celebrates Canada’s #DrosophilaResearch community. We welcome submissions from attendees whose work uses fruit flies to uncover new insights into biological processes and human health.
Learn how to submit▶️ https://ow.ly/8Nok50XBEg9
🌱💪 Canola vs. clubroot! Scientists discovered Rcr3Mendel, a gene region that could give canola broad resistance to nasty clubroot strains. Better crops = bigger harvests! #Canola #PlantScience #CropProtection
https://ow.ly/9bP450Yh1Fz
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Extended through 2028: Our Read and Publish agreement with the University of Oslo. Affiliated authors receive unlimited reading and no-cost open access publishing in our journal!
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🧠 SOX2 is a key #transcription factor for brain development & neural #stem cells—but its enhancers have been all over the map! New review untangles years of data and offers a unified roadmap for understanding SOX2 regulation across species #Neuroscience
https://ow.ly/utB250YqsEQ
#Circadian #clocks exist beyond the brain — coordinating organ-specific functions, including immunity. Genetic studies in #Drosophila melanogaster uncover reciprocal clock–immune interactions #InternationalSleepDay
https://ow.ly/Ee8F50Yh1oh
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Canadian Science Publishing is #hiring.
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#Autism’s genetic landscape is complex. Using long-read #sequencing, researchers can now map large structural variants and methylation patterns, uncovering insights invisible to short-read sequencing #ASD #Genomics
https://ow.ly/JGqq50Yh1wu
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New role at Canadian Science Publishing: Peer Review Coordinator
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Early career researchers: share your side projects in plant biology with our Early Leads collection. Small studies, pilot data, or unexpected results can have big impact!
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#PlantBiology #CallForPapers
Do mitochondrial DNA markers distinguish high-hygienic, Varroa-resistant #honey #bee strains? 🐝 Phylogenetic analysis of Apis mellifera ligustica suggests caution — mtDNA variation reflects clade structure more than selected traits.
https://ow.ly/oiGZ50Yh0wi
#Rare #diseases often begin at the organelle level 🧫 Peroxisome dysfunction disrupts metabolic & neurological health across organs 🧬 Research in Drosophila is uncovering how peroxisomes coordinate with #mitochondria & ER #RareDiseaseDay
https://ow.ly/q3O350Yh0pp
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Early career researchers: share your side projects in plant biology with our Early Leads collection. Small studies, pilot data, or unexpected results can have big impact!
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#PlantBiology #CallForPapers
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Our most read article of 2025 explores AVITI as a low-cost alternative to Illumina for genome-wide genotyping. Read it now ▶️ https://ow.ly/yr9Z50XWomN
👥 Maxime de Ronne, Brian Boyle, and Davoud Torkamaneh
#BestofCSP Université Laval