The spotlight is on Ana M. Laureano-Marín, Angeles Aroca, Maria Esther Perez-Perez, Inmaculada Yruela, Ana Jurado-Flores, Inmaculada Moreno, J L. Crespo, Luis C. Romero, and Cecilia Gotor. Their article "Abscisic Acid-Triggered Persulfidation of Cysteine Protease ATG4 Mediates Regulation of Autophagy by Sulfide" has an Altmetric score of 27 and 71 mentions last week.
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The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has proposed new rules for J and F visa holders that would limit their stay to only two or four years. ASPB opposes this concept, and has submitted 
The spotlight is on Sara Buti, Chrysoula K. Pantazopoulou, Kasper van Gelderen, Valérie A.C. Hoogers, Emilie Reinen, and Ronald Pierik. Their article "A gas-and-brake mechanism of bHLH proteins modulates shade avoidance" has an Altmetric score of 19 and 34 mentions last week.
The spotlight is on Julie C. Caruana, Nikhilesh Dhar, and Ramesh Raina. Their article "Overexpression of ArabidopsismicroRNA167 induces salicylic acid‐dependent defense against Pseudomonas syringae through the regulation of its targets ARF6 and ARF8" has an Altmetric score of 14 and 17 mentions in the past week.
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This Focus Issue will highlight the recent advances in our understanding of the molecular mechanisms behind membrane transport, its integration with signaling, and its roles in homeostasis. A selection of Update Reviews, included within the Issue, will address new and transformative insights that are driving research beyond the traditional boundaries of transport physiology. We encourage submissions that address quantitative frameworks in understanding membrane transport, transport proteins, and the integration of transport and signaling across scales. Submission deadline: November 2.
This focus issue will include reviews that synthesize the current state of the art and future prospects in sustainable precision agriculture, including but not limited to phenotyping, artificial intelligence and deep learning, robotics, databases and data sharing, pangenomics, genomic selection, and neodomestication. Submission Deadline: December 1.
During this Plantae webinar, which has been jointly organized by the ASPB EDIC and Women in Plant Biology commitees, you will develop insights into the many career options available to plant biologists by meeting scientists who have each taken a different career path beyond the lab bench to careers outside of academia. Join the live discussion and bring your questions. Registration is free and opens to ASPB members exclusively before opening to the general plant science community. Find more information on the Plantae Blog.
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