@AssmannLab

Dr. Assmann Research Group studying stress physiology from molecular mechanisms to whole plant phenotypes at Penn State University

 University Park, PA 16802
sites.psu.edu/assmannlab/
Joined August 2021
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Hey Twitter friends, after [n] years, I’ll be defending my thesis! If you’re interested in learning about G proteins, rice, and drought, this is the event for you. Join me next Friday! @PennStateBio – at Pennsylvania, USA
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How do #stomata respond to the environment? @AssmannLab &co analyze CO2-induced stomatal closure using network-based modeling & experiment, showing that feedback loops in a signal transduction network regulate #DecisionMaking in #GuardCells #PLOSBiology plos.io/4blUiAu
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Pleased to share our new article "Flanking Sequence Cotranscriptionally Regulates Twister Ribozyme Activity" out in @BiochemistryACS. Collaboration with @AssmannLab pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…

Flanking Sequence Cotranscriptionally Regulates Twister Ribozyme Activity

Abstract. Small nucleolytic ribozymes are RNAs that cleave their own phosphodiester backbone. While proteinaceous enzymes are regulated by a variety of kno

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The focus issue in RNA biology we have been working on for the last year is out today in @ThePlantCell. academic.oup.com/plcell/issu…. It includes 10 reviews and 7 research articles. Kudos to Nicolas Cinquegrani for the terrific cover artwork inspired by Da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus.
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RNA Chemistry meets Plant Biology. Please check out our review of RNA in Plants. Collaboration between the #Assmann and #Bevilacqua labs. academic.oup.com/plcell/adva…

Rock, scissors, paper: How RNA structure informs function

Abstract. RNA can fold back on itself to adopt a wide range of structures. These range from relatively simple hairpins to intricate 3D folds and can be acc

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Our new review on extra-large G proteins in maize and rice proposes a revised nomenclature for XLG genes. Exciting implications for plant biology and crop science! #XLGs #CRISPR #rice #maize @AssmannLab @PennStateBio
TrendsPlantSci@TrendsPlantSci6 May 2023
Extra-large G proteins have extra-large effects on agronomic traits and stress tolerance in maize and rice dlvr.it/Snf02j

Extra-large G proteins have extra-large effects on agronomic traits and stress tolerance in maize...

Heterotrimeric G proteins, called G proteins hereafter, are molecular signaling complexes comprising three core subunits – Gα, Gβ, and Gγ – that convey signals from receptor proteins to downstream...

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GDCBISU@gdcbisu15 Nov 2022
Sally Assmann, Waller Professor of Biology at Pennsylvania State University, will present today's GDCB Seminar ("Heterotrimeric G protein signaling in guard cells") at 1 p.m. in 1414 Molecular Biology Building. gdcb.iastate.edu/gdcb-semina…
Sally Assmann, Waller Professor of Biology at Pennsylvania State University

ALT Sally Assmann, Waller Professor of Biology at Pennsylvania State University

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IRRI 🌾@irri15 Oct 2022
Congratulations to Christian F. Cantos, an IRRI scholar and Plant Biology PhD student at Pennsylvania State University (PSU), for winning first place for a poster presentation at the PSU Biology Student Research Showcase 2022. Read more: bit.ly/3Mwnzxt
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Inspiring talk by Sarah Assmann at #PlantBiology2022 #aspb Interesting to learn about riboSNitches and I am looking forward to use the CLIMtools!
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Dr. Sarah Assmann (@PennStateBio) delivers a thought-provoking talk on in vivo #RNA pan-structuromes and their roles in #PlantStress biology. RiboSNitches for the win! #PlantBio2022 @cspbscbv @ASPB #RNAbiology #GWAS #NextGenerationSequencing – at Portland, OR
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@ASPB9 Jul 2022
ASPB Plenary: Hidden Codes in RNA: RNA Structure and Abiotic Stress Response by Sarah Assmann, PhD (@assmannlab) is happening now! #PlantBio2022
Photo of speaker Sarah Assmann, PhD on stage. Features the title slide that reads Hidden Codes in RNA: RNA Structure and Abiotic Stress Response. Slide also includes Sarah Assmann’s contact information - Sarah Assmann. Biology Department. Penn State University. Sma3@psu.edu

ALT Photo of speaker Sarah Assmann, PhD on stage. Features the title slide that reads Hidden Codes in RNA: RNA Structure and Abiotic Stress Response. Slide also includes Sarah Assmann’s contact information - Sarah Assmann. Biology Department. Penn State University. [email protected]

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Developed by #PennState researchers including Eberly's @phil_bevilacqua and @AssmannLab, a new method shows how RNA folding changes under stress and could potentially inform development of therapeutics for RNA-linked diseases. buff.ly/3OM3ALz @psu_chemistry @PennStateBio
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