Georgia Taylor

The paper identifies photophysiological variation in wild barley linked to environmental origin through common garden experiments and GWAS.

This study identifies chloroplast-derived hydrogen peroxide as a signal coordinating stomatal opening with photosynthesis, showing its role in balancing carbon gain and water loss in plants.

This study identifies genetic variation affecting NPQ and PSII efficiency in maize using field-grown MAGIC population, highlighting CP24 as a key gene for photosynthetic improvement.

This study investigates the role of CP26 in NPQ regulation in Arabidopsis by analyzing higher-order cp26 mutants and shows that NPQ deficiency in these mutants is independent of qE and qZ.

This study quantifies the relative contributions of Ci-dependent and -independent mechanisms to stomatal red-light responses in Arabidopsis, finding they contribute equally but interact in coordination with photosynthesis.

This study shows that individual granulins can rescue disease pathology in PGRN-deficient mice, suggesting they are functional units of PGRN with therapeutic potential.

The paper investigates how N-terminal phosphorylation of FUS affects its protein interactome using proximity labeling and mass spectrometry, revealing distinct interactome changes and functional consequences.