Marie‐Christine Carpentier

This study improves genome assemblies of Noccaea caerulescens accessions and identifies gene copy number variations linked to metal hyperaccumulation and adaptation.

This study shows that 2'-O-Me modifications on rRNA are dynamically regulated during seed-to-seedling transition in Arabidopsis and affect ribosome translation.

This study investigates how different drying rates during seed maturation affect transcriptional and post-transcriptional changes in Arabidopsis thaliana, revealing that slow drying enhances desiccation tolerance through distinct molecular mechanisms.

The paper identifies candidate loci for flower color variation in Pedicularis comosa using a multi-omic approach, revealing the involvement of anthocyanin pathway genes.

The paper presents 11 new chromosome-level genome assemblies of Oryza species, revealing core genome conservation and subgenome plasticity, and highlights implications for crop improvement.

This study investigates the regulation of co-translational mRNA decay (CTRD) in Arabidopsis, showing that PAP inhibits XRN4 and DXO1, with DXO1 specifically targeting stress-response mRNAs.

This study shows that priming enhances plant thermotolerance by modulating mRNA translation efficiency and CTRD during heat stress.

This study uses multi-transcriptomics to show DNE1 and decapping machinery work together to control mRNA decay and influence siRNA production in Arabidopsis.

The paper investigates the role of co-translational mRNA decay (CTRD) in mRNA turnover by analyzing genome-wide decay rates in Arabidopsis shoot and root using a CTRD-impaired line.

The paper analyzes MITE insertions in rice genomes to show their role in trait variability and proposes a replicative amplification mechanism for MITEs.