Mehran Dastmalchi
@mehran_plantsci
Assistant Professor at McGill University
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https://www.dastmalchilab.com/ 24-03-2013 01:36:26
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I am proud of PhD student Fanfan Li (center, in green cargo pants) for receiving a second-place oral presentation award at the Canadian Association for Plant Biotechnology seminars. More to come from her work soon!🌺& thanks to the organizers for arranging this accessible series for students across the country.
7 things I learned from the Asimov Press article about the discovery of artemisinin—an antimalarial drug that has saved millions of lives—and Chinese research under Mao.
1. The drug was discovered after reading a two thousand year-old book written by a Jin Dynasty physician.
Excited to share our characterization of C4H and C3'H from Leucojum aestivum! #Amaryllidaceae #alkaloids #PlantBiochemistry #GRBV #PlantScience sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Two fully funded PhD positions in our lab at UTMBiology. We will use #SIF (solar induced fluorescence) and #drones to assess photosynthesis and GPP at fluxsites in Ontario and Quebec. Deadline for domestic grad students is closing soon. More info: [email protected]
Around 20 years ago, the Jay Keasling lab published the #bioproduction of an #antimalarial precursor in yeast. What an achievement + source of inspiration! Today, I'm proud to highlight this game changing approach with Niko Papon in Nature Reviews Genetics
nature.com/articles/s4157…
Recruitment time again! We're looking for 2 fearless junior postdocs to dive into the discovery of bioactive fungal metabolites produced in tomato-fungi warfare, in a joint project with Marjan De Mey and Audenaert labs @UGent. More info and application via jobso.id/hiqx
Thrilled to announce the publication of groundbreaking research on Microalgae-derived cannabinoids by Elisa, Fatima & our team! First-ever report of diatom Phaeodactylum tricornutum-derived cannabigerolic acid💊 #Innovation #SustainableBiomanufacturing ✨sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
century of studying plant secondary metabolism—From “what?” to “where, how, and why?” academic.oup.com/plphys/article… Plant Physiology
#booklist2023 I found comfort in the works of Julian Barnes towards the end of the year. Memory is a theme that runs through his work — whether that of historical figures (Gustave Flaubert) or of personal relationships. “History is a greased pig,” is a line that resonates today.