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Signal integration in the control of shoot branching
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 2011Ottoline Leyser
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Lift, Splat, Shoot: Encoding Images From Arbitrary Camera Rigs by Implicitly Unprojecting to 3D
European Conference on Computer Vision, 2020The goal of perception for autonomous vehicles is to extract semantic representations from multiple sensors and fuse these representations into a single "bird's-eye-view" coordinate frame for consumption by motion planning.
Jonah Philion, S. Fidler
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Don’t shoot the messenger… shoot the reader
Molecular Cell, 2021Einstein et al. (2021) uncover a novel role for the RNA-binding protein YTHDF2, one of the m6A reader proteins, in TNBC proliferation and survival. This study demonstrates the clinical potential of targeting a specific reader protein in the treatment of breast cancer.
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Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2004
The mature form of a plant shoot system is an expression of several genetically controlled traits, many of which are also environmentally regulated. A major component of this architectural variation is the degree of shoot branching. Recent results indicate conserved mechanisms for shoot branch development across the monocots and eudicots. The existence
Sally P, Ward, Ottoline, Leyser
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The mature form of a plant shoot system is an expression of several genetically controlled traits, many of which are also environmentally regulated. A major component of this architectural variation is the degree of shoot branching. Recent results indicate conserved mechanisms for shoot branch development across the monocots and eudicots. The existence
Sally P, Ward, Ottoline, Leyser
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Annual Review of Plant Biology, 2005
All plant shoots can be described as a series of developmental modules termed phytomers, which are produced from shoot apical meristems. A phytomer generally consists of a leaf, a stem segment, and a secondary shoot meristem. The fate and activity adopted by these secondary, axillary shoot meristems is the major source of evolutionary and ...
Paula, McSteen, Ottoline, Leyser
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All plant shoots can be described as a series of developmental modules termed phytomers, which are produced from shoot apical meristems. A phytomer generally consists of a leaf, a stem segment, and a secondary shoot meristem. The fate and activity adopted by these secondary, axillary shoot meristems is the major source of evolutionary and ...
Paula, McSteen, Ottoline, Leyser
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Genetics of Shoot Meristem and Shoot Regeneration
Annual Review of Genetics, 2021Plants exhibit remarkable lineage plasticity, allowing them to regenerate organs that differ from their respective origins. Such developmental plasticity is dependent on the activity of pluripotent founder cells or stem cells residing in meristems. At the shoot apical meristem (SAM), the constant flow of cells requires continuing cell specification ...
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1985
The year was 1947 and things were kind of quiet for me in Hollywood until my phone rang one afternoon. It was Joe Glaser, Louis Armstrong’s manager, and he wanted to know if I would make a movie. “It’ll be good. Louis and Billie Holiday will be in it and it will be about jazz,” said Mr Glaser.
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The year was 1947 and things were kind of quiet for me in Hollywood until my phone rang one afternoon. It was Joe Glaser, Louis Armstrong’s manager, and he wanted to know if I would make a movie. “It’ll be good. Louis and Billie Holiday will be in it and it will be about jazz,” said Mr Glaser.
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SHOOT! is a one-act operatic monodrama that explores systems of oppression that employ security forces as a mechanism for pitting regular citizens against one another. The opera follows a young member of the Venezuelan National Guard who is forced to accept conflicting embodied identities as enforcer and victim of these systems of oppression.
Bethany Rooney, Mary Lou Belli
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Bethany Rooney, Mary Lou Belli
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