Molding the Rice Methylome for Disease Resistance
Leonardo Furci, Jurriaan Ton, Hidetoshi Saze
This paper introduces a method to induce epigenetic variation in rice without harmful effects, leading to enhanced disease resistance.
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Leonardo Furci, Jurriaan Ton, Hidetoshi Saze
This paper introduces a method to induce epigenetic variation in rice without harmful effects, leading to enhanced disease resistance.
Munissa Sadykova, Hidetoshi Saze
This study examines transcriptomic and DNA methylation changes in Arabidopsis during cold stress priming, showing DNA methylation's role in maintaining stress memory and transcriptional precision.
This study shows that nuclear envelope integrity maintains epigenetic stability in Arabidopsis by coupling chromatin organization to epigenomic drift during aging.
Manabu Fujie, Mayumi Kawamitsu, Hidetoshi Saze
This paper reports the de novo genome assembly of the interspecific hybrid grapevine 'Maeve', revealing its origin from hybridization between an unknown V. vinifera cultivar and V. riparia Gloire.
Atsushi Shimada, Hidetoshi Saze
This study shows that CCR4 maintains centromere epigenome and chromosome integrity in Arabidopsis by regulating RNA quality control and DNA methylation.
Leonardo Furci, Jérémy Berthelier, Hidetoshi Saze
This study shows that m6A methylation dynamics in Arabidopsis affect resistance to Hpa infection, with m6A mutants showing enhanced resistance.
Jérémy Berthelier, Leonardo Furci, Shuta Asai…·Hidetoshi Saze
The paper uses long-read RNA sequencing to study TE-gene transcripts in Arabidopsis, finding epigenetic regulation of their production and impact on gene function.