Bachelor/master student(s) continuously wanted. (pdf, 1.5 MB)

Bachelor/master student(s) continuously wanted. (pdf, 1.5 MB)

Led by LHR group leader Kamil Růžička, a Czech-based team found that plants independently evolved matching protein variants through alternative splicing multiple times, developing machine-learning software published in New Phytologist (in Czech). Read the ÚEB feature →
Elena Zemlyanskaya et al. (2023) paper is out. Check how we analyzed auxin-related defects in pleiotropic m6A reader mutants (10.1242/dev.201775, PDF).
Ksenia Timofeyenko has defended her PhD at Masaryk University. https://twitter.com/_kamilruzicka/status/1675093081337503744
A great honor to us: Catsnap was included among tools on bar.utoronto.ca
Catsnap released! You can check the evolutionary conservation of your plant and animal splice isoforms on catsnap.cesnet.cz. Read more on: Timofeyenko et al. (2023) 10.1111/nph.18799.
This is an exciting week. We got funding again! Three-year GACR project awarded!
We got funding! Important Ministry of Education project awarded!
Led by LHR group leader Kamil Růžička, researchers found that alternative splicing of the PIN7 gene produces two proteins with opposing effects on auxin transport, a discovery with potential applications in crop breeding, published in New Phytologist (in Czech). Read the ÚEB feature →