How to specifically select a protein from one side of the membrane and to transport it on the other side ? That's what we will love to understand. #T6SS#T9SS
Quelle tristesse. Un grand monsieur et un ami qui s'en va ! Je me rappellerai longtemps de ta gentillesse, de ton humilité, et des conseils précieux. Toutes mes condoléances à Anne.
[HOMMAGE] Le CNRS a appris avec une grande tristesse le décès de Pierre Joliot, pionnier de la photosynthèse et figure de la recherche au CNRS.
Nos condoléances à sa famille et à ses proches.
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Interested to join our team for your PhD ? We are looking for highly motivated PhD fellows ! Please contact us to apply through the France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship programme !
https://t.co/242cBu0sE5
If you're interested in doing a postdoc with us on #T6SS#MGE, have a look at this opportunity for the prestigious Azrieli postdoc fellowship
https://t.co/6uBUSpcPox
How do bacteria build their flagella?
We’ve put together an animation of Salmonella flagellum assembly based on cryo-EM and X-ray structures.
From the membrane-embedded machinery to the growing filament, here’s how the parts come together, step-by-step.
When Pseudomonas is attacked, it strikes back!
Outer membrane damage triggers a tit-for-tat T6SS retaliation via TagQ/TagR protein complex assembly, activating the PpkA kinase.
Congrats to Maxim & team for uncovering this fascinating mechanism!
https://t.co/ouK2bah0Zj
New study in @NAR_Open 🧬
A #T6SS-delivered Rhs toxin from Chromobacterium violaceum, TreThr, is an ADP-ribosyltransferase that selectively modifies charged tRNAThr(GGU), blocking ACC codon decoding & shutting down protein synthesis in rival bacteria.
https://t.co/YV8XUMXDFI
New in @CurrentBiology 🦠 Why do bacteria ditch their T6SS weapon? Experimental evolution shows that E. coli keeps it vs susceptible rivals, but loses it when facing immune ones. Great work @bTaillefer_@JonasDesjardins!
https://t.co/4U51GsKL2c
Very proud to see our review "Anti-type VI tactics: bacterial defenses against T6SS attacks" featured on the Cover of @TrendsBiochem
https://t.co/vknJPnkd4X
Kudos to @NicolasRivard11 for creating this fantastic Cover illustration!
But… do do you recognize the original painting?
Interested in the Function and Regulation of #T6SS? Do you have relevant experience from your Master's project? Apply to this PhD position in our lab:
https://t.co/2cnF90exE6
Happy to share our latest review on the "Structure and function of the #T9SS for protein secretion and cellular motility" to be published in the incoming volume 80 of Annual Review in Microbiology.
Kudos to Yaelle Aouizerate and @doan_thierry !
https://t.co/ZzYo47MZFs
Our lab is recruiting people at multiple levels: postdoc, graduate student, and RA @IPMBSinica#Taiwan to investigate the evolution and molecular mechanisms of #Agrobacteria#T6SS antibacterial weapon. Check out the job ad and the lab website! Please apply or RT
Extension of the deadline for latecomers. Register to the Secretion Days in Marseille !
📅 Secretion Days 2026: October 8-9 in Marseille 🌊
🎤Invited speaker : Wilbert Bitter; @wilbertbitter
🆓 Free !
📥 Register here:
https://t.co/UtXJO2dnIZ
Happy to share the last publication of @bTaillefer_, showing that #T6SS heterogeneity is an attenuation strategy to optimizes the trade-off between competitive killing and survival. @PLOSBiology
https://t.co/xfT9TZiuAa
Happy to share the last work of Jonas @JonasDesjardins, identifying and characterizing a novel Rhs NAD(P) glycohydrolase delivered by the #T6SS of the major cosmetic contaminant, Pluralibacter gergoviae.
https://t.co/LZwsqxYdlu
Postdoc opening in my lab @HumboldtUni!
Join our Einstein Foundation-funded collaboration with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem on T3SS, spatial RNA localization, imaging & bacterial cell biology.
📅 Apply by 2 June 2026
🔗 https://t.co/ucKBG42Md1
#Postdoc#Microbiology