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T. Hartwig

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Mapping Responsive Genomic Elements to Heat Stress in a Maize Diversity Panel

Z. Liang, Z. A. Myers, D. Petrella, J. Engelhorn, T. Hartwig, N. M. Springer

The paper identifies cis- and trans-acting eQTLs influencing heat stress gene expression in maize and maps transcription factor binding footprints to prioritize functional genomic regions.

bioRxiv · Jun 23, 2022Plant Biology

Conserved and variable responses of the HEAT SHOCK FACTOR transcription factor family in maize and Setaria viridis

Z. A. Myers, C. M. Wootan, Z. Liang, P. Zhou, J. Englehorn, T. Hartwig, N. M. Springer

The paper compares the HSF transcription factor family in maize and Setaria viridis, identifying conserved and variable heat stress responses and chromatin state differences.

bioRxiv · May 19, 2022 · PreprintPlant Biology

Phloem loading via the abaxial bundle sheath cells in maize leaves

M. Bezrutczyk, N. Zoellner, C. P. S. Kruse, T. Hartwig, T. Lautwein, K.-E. Koehrer, W. B. Frommer, J.-Y. Kim

The paper identifies abaxial bundle sheath cells in maize as a key site for phloem loading via SWEET and UmamiT transporters, revealing a unique mechanism distinct from Arabidopsis.

bioRxiv · Sep 6, 2020Plant Biology

Impaired phloem loading in genome-edited triple knock-out mutants of SWEET13 sucrose transporters

M. Bezrutczyk, T. Hartwig, M. Horschman, S. N. Char, J. Yang, B. Yang, D. Sosso, W. Frommer

The paper identifies three ZmSWEET13 paralogs as essential for phloem loading in maize, showing their role in carbon allocation and agronomical traits.

bioRxiv · Oct 6, 2017Plant Biology