Abdul Kader Alabdullah

(3/3) As wheat is a global dietary staple, this work has important public-health implications, offering a practical way to increase fibre intake and help reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and colorectal cancer – without changing consumer behaviour.

(1/3) I’m delighted to be part of this collaborative work, now published in Plant Biotechnology Journal: [doi.org/10.1111/pbi.70…].

(2/3) Our research identifies a naturally occurring wheat allele that increases soluble dietary fibre by reducing cell-wall cross-linking, and provides a clear molecular marker that breeders and food producers can use immediately to select for high fibre content in white flour.

1/9 I am excited to share our pre-print on spatial transcriptomics in wheat spikes in collaboration with @AshleighSLister. Using MERFISH, we resolved the expression of 200 genes to cellular resolution. Check out the pre-print 👉tinyurl.com/c7t3kncf

@JohnInnesCentre @RoyalAgSociety Congratulations Simon! A very well-deserved recognition 👏👏👏

NEWS - Prestigious award recognises wheat researcher’s outstanding contribution to farming Congratulations to Dr Simon Griffiths, the 2024 winner of the Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE) @RoyalAgSociety award for Science and Technology. okt.to/XQ94wb

@arefkyyaly @asthmalunguk @SolentUni Congratulations on this excellent news @arefkyyaly . I wish you the very best and all the success with your project ✨️

I am excited to share that I have been awarded a research grant of around £97K from @asthmalunguk to study the use of circulating miRNAs as biomarkers to predict pre-school wheeze and subsequent asthma. Looking forward to start this project at @SolentUni

@sbodes12 @CurrentBiology @agauley Congrats, @agauley , @sbodes12 , @Dixon_LE , @MarianPasqua79 , @SadiyeHayta , @MarkSmedley15

Our latest paper exploring the role of Photoperiod-1 during wheat inflorescence development is now out in @CurrentBiology cell.com/current-biolog…, led by Adam Gauley @agauley🧵

Really happy to be part of this fantastic work on the role of Photoperiod-1 during wheat inflorescence development. Congrats, @agauley , @sbodes12 , @Dixon_LE , @MarianPasqua79 , @SadiyeHayta , @MarkSmedley15

@JohnInnesCentre @SaskiaHogenhout @royalsociety @NorwichResearch Congratulations Graham and Saskia. A very well-deserved recognition 🎊 👏

NEWS - Outstanding John Innes Centre scientists elected as Fellows of the Royal Society Congratulations to Prof Graham Moore, Director, and Prof @SaskiaHogenhout, Group Leader, who have been elected as Fellows of the @royalsociety okt.to/3BKRb0 @NorwichResearch

@sparrow_penny @AzkaZamurad @JohnInnesCentre @NorwichResearch @CropSciCentre @ENSA_research @AzkaZamurad I wish you all the best in your future career at Cambridge.

Thank you @AzkaZamurad for all your hard work and being a great member of the team. We will miss you @JohnInnesCentre @NorwichResearch and wish you all the best for your time over at the @CropSciCentre Cambridge University joining the @ENSA_research team.

🌾 A new tool for wheat genotyping! 🧬 The "Triticum aestivum Next Generation (TaNG)" array developed by the team @BristolBioSci takes advantage of recent developments in wheat sequencing & provides higher precision for genetic mapping @biorxivpreprint biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Have a look at Aegilops umbellutata browser and BLAST are available! #wheat #nucleotide #genome

@MuhammadAliUoB @PhilippaBorrill @JohnInnesCentre @CatmaCator @unibirmingham Congratulations Dr Muhammad Ali... well done 👏 I wish you all the best in your future career.

The most exciting day of my #Phdjourney. I passed my #PhD viva. Thanks to my examiners #Kelly & #Eugenio for the great discussions and my great supervisors @PhilippaBorrill @JohnInnesCentre & @CatmaCator @unibirmingham for ur support throughout my PhD 🎊

@MuhammadAliUoB @PhilippaBorrill @CatmaCator @JohnInnesCentre @unibirmingham @UoBbiosciences Congratulations 🎊 Well done, Muhammad Ali 👏

Excited to say that I’ve submitted my PhD thesis. Huge thanks to my supervisors @PhilippaBorrill & @CatmaCator for helping me to get this point. I can’t imagine what this work would be like without ur support & motivation. #Thesis @JohnInnesCentre @unibirmingham @UoBbiosciences

@arefkyyaly @SolentBiomedSci @SolentUni @tasha_rupani @WATCH_Soton Congratulations 🎊 Dr Aref for this very big achievement.. Well done!

Happy to be a joint first author of this work and that we finally managed to get this work out, in one of the leading journals in the field of allergy, after years of work. jaci-inpractice.org/article/S2213-… @SolentBiomedSci @SolentUni @tasha_rupani @WATCH_Soton

@BlanquezMarina @globalrust Gongrats @BlanquezMarina. Well deserved 👏

Absolutely thrilled to be selected as one of the 2023 Women in Triticum awardees !!!! Huge congratulations to my fellow WITs & looking forward to meeting you 😃 Thank you @globalrust for the award and to everyone who made this possible 💪 ¡GRACIAS! 💜

📢📢 UPDATED GUIDELINES to name genes in wheat. Please take the time to go over this. We have provided examples of how to name genes, alleles, haplotypes, SNP markers, etc in the genomics era. A real community effort led by @sbodes12 and Bob McIntosh doi.org/10.1007/s00122…

Huge thanks from all our staff involved to everyone who came to this #TurkeySyriaEarthquake Charity Buffet yesterday 👏🏻 Between ticket sales, raffle and donations, an incredible £5,360 was raised - on top of the £1,900 raised from our earlier Charity Bake Sale @NorwichResearch

Join our altruistic staff members for a charity event on Sunday 19th March 2 - 6pm to raise funds for #TurkeySyriaEarthquake survivors 💙 General public welcome. St Andrews & Blackfriars Hall, NR3 1AU More info: norfolk.gov.uk/news/2023/03/f… @NorwichResearch @NorwichCC @NorfolkCC

Very proud to work @JohnInnesCentre. The willingness to help people in need is absolutely incredible. Calling all colleagues from @NorwichResearch Park please come and show your support on Monday. If you are unable to come, please see the links below. Thank you.