INDRANIL MUKHERJEE

Microbial Ecologist, interested in ecology, genome and evolution of aquatic microbial eukaryotes. Like nature, travelling, photography and cricket.

[INDRANIL MUKHERJEE @IndMukherjee]

A great team effort to get into culture one of the most abundant and ubiquitous microbial eukaryotes Tyrannomonas regina (CRY1). It is widely distributed in freshwater ecosystems across six continents. Genomics reveal a compact genome and the presence of associated giant viruses.

[SmallThingsLab @SmallThingsLab]

Heterotrophic nanoflagellates in lakes ingest 10–20 bacteria/hour, removing roughly 1/3 of all prokaryotes daily but most remain uncultured and unsequenced. We devised a new cultivation strategy to describe one such predator here 🦖🔬
https://t.co/TU1fq4eVg2

#MicrobialEcology

[INDRANIL MUKHERJEE @IndMukherjee]

@Mar__Benavides @ERC_Research @ird_fr @NOCnews @geotraces @iioe_2 @imber_ipo @BridgesOcean Many congratulations!!!

[SmallThingsLab @SmallThingsLab]

finally out! congratulations to @DinaBkl and the entire #PELAGICS team! Global freshwater distribution of Telonemia protists https://t.co/J0bqW1riBU

[Microbiome @MicrobiomeJ]

Exploring the landscape of symbiotic diversity and distribution in unicellular ciliated protists https://t.co/BBsIYmTWO6

[Cameron Thrash @jcamthrash]

The microbial carbon pump and climate change https://t.co/ZeBYj3Q5Hq

[INDRANIL MUKHERJEE @IndMukherjee]

Excited to share the published version of my recent work on protist dynamics and microbial interactions: https://t.co/spN4IyTEk8

[SmallThingsLab @SmallThingsLab]

Introducing the first isolate genome of a Giant Virus of the cyptophyte Rhodomonas.
https://t.co/DVYEyLwmlD
congrats to @AqueladeTroia,@paul_bulzu,Vojtech Kasalicky,@Spongebac,Petr Znachor, @KasiaPiwosz ,@SmallThingsLab
#virus #freshwater #giantvirus
we had to call it Budvirus

[INDRANIL MUKHERJEE @IndMukherjee]

Depth-dependent dynamics of protist communities as an integral part of spring succession in a freshwater reservoir https://t.co/pUefSrGt00

[nature @Nature]

A pair of scientists has produced a research paper in less than an hour with the help of ChatGPT. The article was fluent and insightful, but researchers say that there are many hurdles to overcome https://t.co/JriWivJFcK

[INDRANIL MUKHERJEE @IndMukherjee]

Attending ASLO23 at Palma. If you want to hear about cryptophytes, their global distribution and importance in microbial food webs, please stop by my poster (poster no. 393, abstract no. 5845) and let's discuss on Thursday June 8 #aslo2023 #ASLO23

[DEEM team Orsay @DEEMteam_Orsay]

Many thanks to @AcadSciences for the invitation to publish a review about the symbiotic origin of eukaryotes:

https://t.co/EMZrUkESaF

[INDRANIL MUKHERJEE @IndMukherjee]

Delighted to share our recently published work in Microbiome. Really happy to be a part of this awesome study on bacterial dynamics in freshwater reservoirs.

[Microbiome @MicrobiomeJ]

In the right place, at the right time: the integration of bacteria into the Plankton Ecology Group model https://t.co/p9ymo41YcH

[INDRANIL MUKHERJEE @IndMukherjee]

Rickettsiales’ deep evolutionary history sheds light on the emergence of intracellular lifestyles https://t.co/TCxhXl3YpA

[ISOP @protistologists]

ICYMI: Join us for our 1st ISOP Student Meeting on January 31 to hear Alastair Simpson give a talk on “Eukaryote evolution; a story told by free-living protozoa”. There will be time for questions & discussion & networking.
https://t.co/HKiVp1UleC

[SmallThingsLab @SmallThingsLab]

A long time coming but its finally here! Congratulations to @VKavagutti and all the co-authors who made this high-frequency sampling possible!

#metagenomics #sampling #viruses

https://t.co/KMQQdKPj4h

[Varsha Mathur @varsh_mathur]

Interested in #plastid evolution and #apicomplexans? Check out our latest paper out now in @MolBioEvol! @pjkeelinglab
Reconstruction of Plastid Proteomes of Apicomplexans and Close Relatives Reveals the Major Evolutionary Outcomes of Cryptic Plastids https://t.co/9kmcbV5c3w

[Nature Methods @naturemethods]

It's finally here!! Our Method of the Year 2022 is....long-read sequencing! 🎉

Read our (free!) Editorial to learn why we felt the time was right to select this class of powerful technologies as the Method of the Year.
https://t.co/shnaRqYIxx

[Hans-Peter Grossart @hpgrossart]

We have a new 3 years postdoc position in our international MIBI group at Lake Stechlin to announce: https://t.co/Q6zTyumhjK

[The Royal Society @royalsociety]

Born #OnThisDay in 1887 was Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. Though he had very little formal training, his work was substantial, often using methods that were completely novel. In 1918 he became one of the youngest Fellows of the Royal Society. https://t.co/XqvU8okbMK

[Ester Eckert @me_la_ester]

Stress makes communities more similar @envojournal: https://t.co/0ZOzLQHWSQ
In a chemostat experiment microbial communities become more similar when antibiotics are added and more dissimilar again after stress removal. @GalafassiSilvia @CONICETDialoga @Limn0Lab #Antibiotics