Thibaut Perez

Sugar metabolism drives shoot branching by repressing BRC1 through miR319-targeted TCP4 in Rosa.

This study identifies a miR319-TCP4-BRC1 regulatory module that links sugar metabolism to shoot branching in rose and Arabidopsis.

The miR319-targeted TCP transcription factors play crucial roles in the establishment of Arabidopsis thaliana shoot architecture in response to carbon and nitrogen availability.

This study identifies the miR319-targeted TCP module as a positive regulator of shoot branching in Arabidopsis, linking plant architecture to carbon and nitrogen availability.

Biuret inhibits Arabidopsis root growth through an active, reversible, and genetically tractable developmental response

ZmSWEET Sucrose transporters expressed in the endosperm adjacent to the maize embryo are necessary for carbon partitioning and embryo growth

This study identifies ZmSWEET sucrose transporters in maize endosperm adjacent to the embryo as essential for carbon partitioning, embryo growth, and seed development.

Carbon availability acts via cytokinins to promote gemma cup formation in Marchantia polymorpha

This study shows carbon availability promotes gemma cup formation in Marchantia polymorpha by inducing cytokinin signaling, increasing expression of MpGCAM1 and MpSTG, and this mechanism is evolutionarily conserved with flowering plants.

Physical and functional interactions of the potassium uptake protein HAK5 and the nitrate transporter NPF6.2 is critical for the mineral nutrition of Arabidopsis

This study identifies a molecular crosstalk between HAK5 and NPF6.2 transporters in Arabidopsis, showing their physical interaction and reciprocal inhibition affecting mineral nutrition.