I'd love some citations for for interest in TF change! I'm a cis-regulatory researcher dipping my toe into TFs, and it's much easier to find cis-regulatory papers (they tend to be lumped together, whereas TFs are called out by their specific names).

What a relevant justification! I can't wait to read the resulting issue!

Thanks for posting! I haven't seen your blog before and I really enjoyed the bountiful footnotes and citations!

Other authors, if you can find their contact information online. I know my inbox is less cluttered than senior folks and I try to respond promptly to requests!

This team and our unique dataset have been instrumental in shaping my thinking about paralogs, epistasis, and quantitative genetics. I hope our work inspires others to reconsider the role of genomes in producing the diverse phenotypes of the natural world! #plantscienceresearch

Thanks for sharing! I enjoy the concept of "permitting yourself the feeling of doneness".

Sometimes it's just about the right moment for the idea. I know that doesn't fit with the urgent need to secure funding, but if you can hold out and try again I bet your ideas will find their time to shine. I find your love for development inspiring!