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D. Pflieger

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A. Berr· 1 shared A. Pouclet· 1 shared B. Moegle· 1 shared C. Villette· 1 shared D. Elser· 1 shared D. Gagliardi· 1 shared D. Garcia· 1 shared E. Gaquerel· 1 shared

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A multi-transcriptomics approach reveals the coordinated action of the endoribonuclease DNE1 and the decapping machinery in orchestrating mRNA decay

A. Pouclet, D. Pflieger, R. Merret, M.-C. Carpentier, M. Schiaffini, H. Zuber, D. Gagliardi, D. Garcia

This study uses multi-transcriptomics to show DNE1 and decapping machinery work together to control mRNA decay and influence siRNA production in Arabidopsis.

bioRxiv · Jan 31, 2024Plant Biology

Evolutionary metabolomics of specialized metabolism diversification in the genus Nicotiana highlights allopolyploidy-mediated innovations in N-acylnornicotine metabolism

D. Elser, D. Pflieger, C. Villette, B. Moegle, L. Miesch, E. Gaquerel

The paper uses computational metabolomics to study specialized metabolism diversification in Nicotiana species, revealing allopolyploidy-driven innovations in N-acylnornicotine metabolism.

bioRxiv · Sep 12, 2022 · PreprintPlant Biology

Epigenetic silencing of clustered tDNAs in Arabidopsis

G. Hummel, A. Berr, S. Graindorge, V. Cognat, E. Ubrig, D. Pflieger, J. Molinier, L. Drouard

The paper shows that clustered tDNA regions in Arabidopsis are transcriptionally silent due to DNA methylation and repressive chromatin features, contrasting with dispersed tDNAs that have permissive marks.

bioRxiv · Feb 26, 2020Plant Biology