Michael Thomas Raissig

This study identifies a premitotic polarity program involving BdPL1 that drives asymmetric cell divisions in grass leaf epidermis, contributing to cell-type patterning.

The paper creates a single-cell transcriptome atlas of barley root apical meristem, identifying 24 cell populations and showing HvWOX5's role in meristem organization and metaxylem patterning.

This study maps the development of the grass leaf in Brachypodium distachyon using single-cell RNA-sequencing, identifying key regulatory genes and cell types involved in leaf anatomy.

The paper identifies REVOLUTA as a regulator of cell fate and secondary cell wall patterning in the endocarp of Cardamine species, linking it to explosive seed dispersal.

The paper identifies MUTE's role in promoting asymmetric divisions to form subsidiary cells in Crassulaceae succulents, contrasting its function in Arabidopsis and grasses.

This study shows that maize plants suppress CLE1E9 signaling to enhance volatile release in response to herbivore-induced HAC, shaping multitrophic interactions.

This study shows that BdMUTE regulates both GC division orientation and SC recruitment in Brachypodium distachyon, essential for GC morphogenesis and stomatal function.