Katherine Steele
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Crops, plants, food, genetics, breeding, learning
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Katherine Steele
British Society of Plant Pathology
about 2 months ago
Elsie Emmanuel Olatunji is identifying resistance alleles in tomato for breeding against early blight.
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Katherine Steele
Association of Applied Biologists
about 2 months ago
Continuing on our Applied Plant Pathology in Agriculture session at
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with great talks from 🍁John Bonkowski - Purdue University 🍒
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Protecting Authentic Basmati: UK Enforces Rice Authenticity Standards
However, some of these basmati varieties have proven substandard, missing the signature popcorn-like aroma that makes basmati so highly prized.In August an investigation by the Food Standards Agency N...
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3 months ago
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I presented at the 20th Joint Meeting of EAPR 'Breeding and Varietal Assessment' and EUCARPIA 'Potatoes' 2025. The conference theme was Potato Breeding in the Era of Pan Genomes and Advanced Genetics.
4 months ago
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Blight trial 2025
5 months ago
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Nature Reviews Genetics
6 months ago
FYI: New online! The genetic basis of human height
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The genetic basis of human height
Nature Reviews Genetics, Published online: 07 April 2025; doi:10.1038/s41576-025-00834-1Genetic factors that influence human height encompass rare monogenic variants as well as common and rare polygenic variants. In this Review, Bicknell et al. summarize our current understanding of the genetic underpinnings of human stature and link these genes to common developmental and cellular pathways that affect skeletal growth.
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Great session teaching flower structure today with plenty of samples from the orchid collection at Bangor University's Treborth Botanic Garden for everyone to dissect
8 months ago
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Got to look at the properties of my PGR student's mycosynthesised nanoparticles in the NFI labs today.
9 months ago
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Sunday botany afternoon at Coed Cilygroeslwyd: forgot my phone so no photos, but saw loads of snowdrops, stinking hellebore, at least five species of fern, more of fungi and lots of one very happy pleurocarp moss.
9 months ago
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