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New hope against an old enemy
PhD student Ngoni Kangara's research focuses on stem rust, a major global disease of bread wheat and an ancient foe of the farmer
Early influences set him on a career fighting this problematic pathogen.
Working as an agronomist and project manager for an NGO whose aim was to mitigate the effects of drought and improve food security of rural farmers, Ngoni witnessed first-hand the devastating impact of viral disease on sweet potato and cassava.
During his 11 years in this role, he used a technique called plant tissue culture to regenerate healthy plant material from a few cells taken from uninfected regions in the buds of plants. This 'clean' material was then distributed to farmers, and used to improve yield. Farmers saw leaps in productivity, jumping from three tonnes per hectare up to 30 tonnes or more.
Globally, crop diseases cause annual yield losses of between 21% and 30%
However, these global averages mask the devastating losses at regional levels which can reach 100%. The sudden emergence of resistance-breaking pathogen strains, or when farmers do not have access to resistant cultivars or pesticides, can lead to crop failure, severe food shortages and even civil unrest.
The recurrence of wheat stem rust disease across much of Africa, the Middle East and parts of Europe has had a profound impact on crop yields. In 1999, a new variant of its causative agent, the wheat stem rust fungus (Puccinia graminis f. sp. tritici) was identified in Uganda. The disease spread through much of East Africa causing widespread crop losses. New strains evolved, and these have overcome previously effective stem rust resistance (Sr) genes. Yield losses attributed to wheat stem rust are estimated to be six million tonnes per annum, equivalent to $1 billion in value. This amount of grain can produce enough flour to make at least seven billion loaves of bread – enough to feed the whole of Africa for 20 days.
The continued growth of the global population makes it necessary to breed crops with higher yields, but also to prevent yield losses due to crop disease and other factors. Breeding for pathogen resistance can provide a way to protect crop yields and reduce reliance on pesticides. It takes several years to transfer one Sr gene into a cultivar. Sr genes encode immune receptor proteins that monitor the plant cell environment to detect the invasion of the wheat stem rust fungus. During the infection process, the fungus secretes proteins called effectors into the wheat cells to create a hospitable environment to grow in and reproduce.
Ngoni tells us more about his PhD: "The research seeks to further the work of John Innes Centre, The Sainsbury Laboratory and CSIRO, who contributed by cloning the Sr genes, for use in the multi-Sr gene stack developed by an international collaboration, led by CSIRO in Canberra. My PhD is funded by the John Innes Centre Science for Africa programme and a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship."
Producing the multi-SR gene stack, transferring five unique Sr genes at once into a single cultivar of wheat using a genetic engineering technique was a huge task. Field trials of the cultivar showed that the genes exhibited immunity to stem rust.
Ngoni, who works in Dr Brande Wulff's group explains what his PhD aims to achieve: "When genes are transferred into a cultivar it is essential to test if the genes function as they should. If only one, or a few, of the genes are functional, then resistance-breaking strains of the fungus can evolve rapidly, undoing the work of putting the genes into the cultivar.
I am a strong advocate for using genetic engineering to tackle the many problems that rural and commercial farmers face in my country and around the world
Ngoni explains. "And I look forward to collaborating with other scientists, and policy-makers to provide evidence that leads to a change in GM regulations."
Ngoni first became interested in crop protection while studying at the University of Zimbabwe. "The stimulating lectures of Dr Julia Sibiya and Dr Irene Koomen inspired my career path. Now I look forward to pursuing a career in teaching and research, passing on the skills I have acquired during my studies to a new generation of scientists in Zimbabwe."
Soil: the foundation of life on Earth
Issue #32; Winter 2019-2020
In 2014 Maria-Helena Semedo, Deputy Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organisation told a forum marking World Soil Day that we only have 60 years of farming left. As we learn more and as we witness the alarming rates of soil degradation and erosion across the globe it becomes clear that soil is more than dirt
2020 Vision for Plant Health
Professor Mark Banfield, the recently appointed leader of the BBSRC-funded Institute Strategic Programme (ISP) for Plant Health at the John Innes Centre, gives an insight into his ambitions at the start of a landmark year in plant science
Welcome from Dale; Winter 2019-2020
In this edition of Advances, we look at the work of our Plant Heath ISP, and its impact, both now and into the future. We dip into how we're using our knowledge to decarbonise agriculture, and how the diversity of plants and microbes can lead the way to a low carbon, sustainable future for agriculture, medicines and food


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'Jurassic Park' had it right: Some dinosaurs hunted by night
Published: Thursday, April 14, 2011 - 14:32 in Paleontology & Archaeology
Stephen Spielberg's movie Jurassic Park got one thing right. Velociraptors hunted by night while big plant-eating dinosaurs browsed around the clock, according to a paper on the eyes of fossil animals published on-line this week in Science Express.
That overturns the conventional wisdom that dinosaurs were active by day while early mammals scurried around at night, said Ryosuke Motani, a geologist at the University of California at Davis, and a co-author of the paper.
"It was a surprise, but it makes sense," Motani said.
It's also providing insight into how ecology influences the evolution of animal shape and form over tens of millions of years, according to Motani and collaborator Lars Schmitz, a postdoctoral researcher at UC Davis.
"These authors' conclusion that these dinosaurs were active diurnally and nocturnally challenges a general dogma--that nocturnality in that time was mostly restricted to mammals," says H. Richard Lane, program director in the National Science Foundation (NSF)'s Division of Earth Sciences, which funded the research.
Motani and Schmitz worked out the dinosaurs' daily habits by studying their eyes.
Dinosaurs, lizards and birds all have a bony ring called the "scleral ring" in their eyes, although this is lacking in mammals and crocodiles.
Schmitz and Motani measured the inner and outer dimensions of this ring, plus the size of the eye socket, in 33 fossils of dinosaurs, ancestral birds and pterosaurs--and in 164 living species.
Day-active, or diurnal animals have a small opening in the middle of the ring while the opening is much larger in nocturnal animals.
Cathemeral animals--active in both day and night--tend to be in between.
But the size of these features is also affected by ancestry.
For example, two closely related animals might have similar eye shape even if one is active by day and the other by night: the shape of the eye is constrained by ancestry, and that could bias the results.
Schmitz and Motani developed a computer program to separate the "ecological signal" from this "phylogenetic signal."
The results of that analysis are in a separate paper published simultaneously in the journal Evolution.
By looking at a 164 living species, they could confirm that the eye measurements were accurate in predicting whether animals were active by day, by night or around the clock.
Then they applied the technique to fossils, including plant-eating and carnivorous dinosaurs, flying reptiles called pterosaurs and ancestral birds.
The big plant-eating dinosaurs were active day and night, probably because they had to eat most of the time, except for the hottest hours of the day when they avoided overheating.
Modern megaherbivores like elephants show the same activity pattern, Motani said.
Velociraptors and other small carnivores were night hunters.
Schmitz and Motani were not able to study big carnivores such as Tyrannosaurus rex, because there are no fossils with sufficiently well-preserved eyes.
Flying creatures, including early birds and pterosaurs, were mostly day-active, although some of the pterosaurs--including a filter-feeding animal that probably lived like a duck, and a fish-eating pterosaur--were apparently night-active.
"This strongly suggests that ecology drives activity," Schmitz said.
By separating out the effects of ancestry, researchers now have a tool to understand how animals lived in their environment and how changes in the environment influenced their evolution over millions of years, Motani said.
Source: National Science Foundation
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I think the same can be said for the whole of government. Right up to senior levels, even departments themselves, we all need to be looking sideways. Collaboration is key to doing the work we have to do, and good collaboration comes from good communication.
The simple truth is: the best work happens when there's collaboration between departments and the centre. Everyone looking sideways, seeking help. All of our successes have been a direct result of collaboration with departmental teams, working together to build brand new services, redesign old ones, and reshape departments themselves.
That's just a few examples. There's so much more going on right now, and you'll hear more about it in the coming weeks and months.
It's not about us. It's about collaboration. None of these things would have happened without it. We need a digital centre in government, a team that can build connections and interdependencies where they're needed; but that team cannot know each department's users and user needs well enough to do all the work on its own. Similarly, those departments need help from the centre to build their own digital teams and skills, to understand and meet standards, to get encouragement and support for doing the right thing.
Good collaboration is more than just having a meeting with colleagues from other departments. It's more than just working together in the same building or even the same room. It means talking through the issues, communicating them well and making sure everyone on the team understands them. It works best when teams have permission to innovate and experiment. Nobody needs more forms, they just need freedom to explore what's possible. It's harder, and less common, than you might think.
You need people from all levels, from management to front-line operational staff. You need people with all sorts of skills and experience. You need digital expertise but you also need that understanding of the service, the users, and the problems they all face every day. It's only when you get all that knowledge being shared and discussed that you really begin to see the benefits of collaboration.
In my leaving announcement I said thank you to a lot of people, and made only brief mention of all the people in departments that GDS has collaborated with over the last few years. Let me take this opportunity to be more direct: thank you, all of you, for your collaborative spirit, your patience and support. I think we've learned a lot more from you than the other way round.
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No further delay, publish X case legislation – Adams
29 April, 2013 - by Gerry Adams
Speaking at Leinster House today Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams said political parties need to put aside party politics in relation to the X case legislation.
Deputy Adams said;
"There has been much talk, speculation and politicking over proposed Government legislation for the X case. Most of it has been very unhelpful.
"What we need is calm, reasoned and compassionate discussion of this sensitive matter.
"Thus far the Government has not handled this issue well.
"The evidence in the inquest into the death of Savita Halappanavar underlined the need for clarity for medical practitioners and protection for pregnant women who may be at risk."
The Sinn Féin leader accused some politicians of playing party politics with this issue.
"Today Fine Gael TD Brian Walsh, in a very mischievous way, misrepresented Sinn Féin's position. Sinn Féin is not a pro-abortion party.
"We have a long-standing party position that the Government must legislate for the Supreme Court decision in the X case which included the threat of suicide as grounds to access a termination.
"The people, speaking in a referendum in 2002, rejected attempts to remove the threat of suicide as a grounds for a legal abortion.
"What is missing in this discussion is the proposed Government legislation.
They should be no further delay or excuses in the publication of the X case legislation.
"Sinn Féin will closely scrutinise this legislation but the key issue is the need for legal clarity be for medical practitioners and legal protection for pregnant women whose lives are at risk."


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Migrane symptoms added to the pain can be frustrating.
There's tension headaches and migraines. Tension headaches can be so severe they feel like migraines. Doctors make the wrong diagnose sometimes. Let's see if we can sort out the difference between migraine headaches, and just tension headaches, and give the symptoms, since the pain is at the same place.
If you have a migraine symptom that's not on our list or experienced something unusual with your migraine, we would love to hear from you, all migraine sufferers would. We owe it to all migraine sufferers to give them the best info we can. And that may come from you guys. At the bottom, we have a page that you can leave your migraine symptoms for all to read. Someone may connect a symptom that has been worrying them. Something that they couldn't put their finger on.
Difference between migraines and tension headaches.
One difference between a migraine and headache is the severe migraine symptoms that go with migraines. Tension headaches generally don't have these symptoms.
If all three applied then you have migraines. That's not to say that a sufferer can't have a headache, and not suffer with migraines to. At one time my wife had a doctor that diagnosed her with tension type headaches, and migraines to.
Many migraine sufferers have both types of headaches to deal with. There's a difference, although you still have a headache.
Throbbing pain usually is felt on one side of the head, or all across the forehead.
Sensitivity to light, and sound.
Sensitivity to light, sound, and smell, which can also trigger a migraine.
Numbness or tingling in the face and hands.
One of the signs that migraine sufferers have is daily activity making the head hurt worse. These are the migraine symptoms of the common migraine. Classic migraine has the aura, and the migraine sub-types such as the complicated migraines can have frightening symptoms.
Migrainures have several different phases with migraines.
Prickly sensations to the hand, arm, nose, or mouth.
Less common migraine symptoms can be taste, smell or hearing that can be affected.
The third phase is what no migraine sufferer wants, and that's the pain, known as the headache phase.
The last of the migraine phases to be experienced is one of being drained, and as my better half would often tell me, it's still there, just dull. Take good care, and don't bounce back to quick at doing to much physical activity.
Migrane symptoms verses tension headache symptoms.
The migraines are second to cluster headaches pain wise. Tension headaches account for more headaches than migraines, and cluster headaches.
Somewhere around 45,000,000 just in the USA alone. You see how large that number is.
The difference in tension headaches, and migraines.
Feels like a vice squeezing the forehead, and around the temples. It may start in the shoulders, or neck area, and work up. Migraine is often one sided.
A tension headache very seldom requires bed rest. But a migrane symptoms can be so severe, with the nausea, and vomiting, bed rest is needed. Tension headaches may be caused by muscle tension in the neck, head, and shoulder area, where migrane symptoms and causes are much more complex.
Our next page is on fioricet for migraine, the pros and cons of taking this pain reliever. Our last page was on migraine prevention. Home page from migrane symptoms.
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Every migraine is different in each person. Each migraine sufferer has migraine symptoms but may be different in each one. Share your symptoms!!!!
Is that a normal symptom of migraine sufferers ? I had these symptoms together facial tingling for a year now.


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Richard B. Gerner, Sr. "Rich" on February 3, 2020 of Deptford. Age 71. Beloved husband of 29 years to Marie (nee Burdeshaw) of Deptford. Devoted father of Richard B. Gerner, Jr. (Tara) of Deptford, Randy Gerner of Westville, Tanya Marie Gerner of Deptford, Lisa Mobley of Florida, Edward J. Gerner (Sara) of Glendora and Kayla Marie Gerner of Deptford. Dear brother of Robert Gerner (Janet) of Florida and Douglas Gerner of Sewell. Grandpop of twelve and great-grandpop of four. Rich leaves behind best friend Joe Thurston and many nieces, nephews and cousins. A lovable and laid back man, Rich dedicated his life to his family. He enjoyed farming, gardening, telling stories and building and remodeling. Rich made friends wherever he went and was known to be extremely likable and just an all around great guy. He will be missed deeply by his friends and family. Relatives and friends are invited to a viewing on Saturday, February 8, 2020 from 10am to 12pm in The Chapel at BOUCHER FUNERAL HOME, 1757 Delsea Dr., Deptford, NJ 08096. Religious service to follow at 12pm in The Chapel at the funeral home. Interment private at the request of the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Rich's name to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, 1311 Mamaroneck Ave., Suite 310, White Plains, NY 10605 www.lls.org. For directions, to sign online guest book and to view Rich's Video Tribute visit www.boucherfuneralhome.com.
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