Caroline Gutjahr

This study shows brassinosteroids repress plant immunity by inducing DNA methylation and altering splicing of immune receptor genes through bHLH transcription factors.

This study shows that KL and SL signaling modulate plant immune responses and pathogen resistance, with KL playing a predominant role in regulating pattern-triggered immunity.

The paper shows that KAI2 signaling is not essential for AM symbiosis in all angiosperms, with some species showing only quantitative effects.

This study identifies an ancient cis-element, the ADC-box, that represses translation of arginine decarboxylase to regulate polyamine biosynthesis and stress responses in plants.

The paper shows host-associated bacteria lose flagellar genes more than free-living ones, with little compensation from horizontal gene transfer.

This study identifies ERF transcription factors as key regulators of AM fungal-induced lateral root development in maize, revealing a tripartite signaling network involving ethylene, flavonoids, and microbial synergies.

This study identifies MtAnn1 annexin as a key regulator of calcium signaling and cytoplasmic bridge formation during legume root infection by rhizobia.

The paper resolves the haplotypes of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and identifies two nuclear populations involved in host interactions.

This study shows that parental pericentromeric methylation patterns drive methylome and transcriptome changes in hybrids, contributing to heterosis in Arabidopsis.

This study identifies the role of KAI2 in regulating root and root hair development by modulating auxin distribution in Arabidopsis through KL signaling.