Joëlle Sasse

This study shows that altered sugar metabolism in Arabidopsis thaliana affects exudation, immune responses, and plant-microbe interactions by changing exudate composition and microbial growth.

The paper compares metabolite profiles of Brachypodium and Arabidopsis under different environmental conditions, revealing species-specific responses and key metabolite classes involved in plant-environment interactions.

The paper investigates time-resolved multi-omic changes in Arabidopsis thaliana under microbial elicitors, finding amino acids as key early indicators of defense responses.

This study uses BONCAT-FACS-Seq to show that a large fraction of soil microbes are actively translating, challenging previous assumptions about soil microbial inactivity.