Sarah C. L. Lock

The plant circadian clock exerts stronger control over the diel proteome than the transcriptome

The paper shows the plant circadian clock has stronger control over the diel proteome than the transcriptome, with specific clock genes influencing proteome rhythms more than transcripts.

TimeTraits: extracting functional traits from biological time-series in R

TimeTraits extracts functional traits from biological time-series data using Functional Data Analysis methods, applied to circadian clock bioluminescence in Arabidopsis.

The genetic basis for synchronized time perception in plant populations

The paper identifies QTLs linked to circadian rhythms and flowering time in Arabidopsis, showing their role in synchronizing developmental timing and adapting to climate change.

Hypocotyl Development in Arabidopsis and other Brassicaceae Displays Evidence of Photoperiodic Memory

The paper investigates photoperiodic memory in Arabidopsis and Brassicaceae, finding that hypocotyl elongation is influenced by past photoperiod exposure and involves phyB and ELF3, but not the circadian clock.

Resolving Complexities in Taxonomic Lineages of the Organellar and Nuclear Genomes of Galdieria through Comparative Phylogenomic Analysis

This study resolves the complex phylogenetic relationships within Galdieria by analyzing genome-scale data from multiple strains, revealing divergent lineages and incongruent interlineage relationships across organellar and nuclear genomes.

Comparisons between Complete Genomes of the Eukaryotic Extremophile Galdieria sulphuraria Reveals Complex Nuclear Chromosomal Structures

The paper compares whole-genome sequences of three Galdieria sulphuraria strains, revealing structural rearrangements and a high number of nuclear chromosomes associated with adaptability in extreme environments.