Markus Krischke

This study shows that under salt stress, quinoa guard cells become transcriptionally insensitive to ABA but maintain K+ uptake channel activity, reducing transpiration and enhancing CO2 sensitivity.

This study shows that the Staphylococcus aureus NRPS AusA preferentially uses exogenous phenylalanine and tyrosine for aureusimine biosynthesis, while valine can come from both internal and external sources.

This study shows that AFC kinases in Arabidopsis regulate warm temperature-responsive growth by controlling splicing patterns and hypocotyl elongation through phosphorylation of SR proteins.

This study investigates how AKH signaling balances daily activity patterns in Drosophila under non-starving conditions through interactions with octopaminergic neurons and the fat body.

This paper describes the engineering of novel halogenated indigo precursors in plants using a combinatorial pathway, achieving significant metabolite production and validation.