Reprogramming of Cell Fate During Root Regeneration by Transcriptional and Epigenetic Networks

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RT @jmperez_lab: We are offering a Research Assistant position in our lab (https://t.co/pTpjBNjEjR) to work on the epigenetic regulation of…

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RT @jmperez_lab: We are offering a Research Assistant position in our lab (https://t.co/pTpjBNjEjR) to work on the epigenetic regulation of…

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We are offering a Research Assistant position in our lab (https://t.co/pTpjBNjEjR) to work on the epigenetic regulation of adventitious root development. Please, e-mail if interested.

14 May 2020

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New Research: Reprogramming of Cell Fate During Root Regeneration by Transcriptional and Epigenetic Networks: Many plant species are able to regenerate adventitious roots either directly from aerial organs such as leaves or stems,… https://t.co/3K73TGq2Fe

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