The rohr & van lanen annual Christmas group meeting/potluck. Top voted XMAS flicks: Home alone, bad Santa (unfortunately most have not seen It’s a wonderful life)
Celebrating my 1000th tweet with a confession: many of my advice posts are inspired by mistakes I catch myself making or times I fall short as a leader and mentor. I’m basically just subtweeting myself.
We’re all in this together, working to create a better version of academia.
My new favorite paper by Liangcheng Du highlighting the power of gene inactivation to decipher biosynthetic pathways: Biosynthesis of the Polycyclic System in the Antifungal HSAF and Analogues from Lysobacter enzymogenes - Li - 2018 - Angewandte Chemie; https://t.co/EWKGigd4rL
Our most recent review is now online. Congrats to Fuzhuo and Xiao, and thanks to Bettina and Kylie for the invite. Honored to be part of this volume with @HysterLab and others
Several graduates in the Williams Lab have enjoyed industry internships in the past - this article describes how to get one! #phdlife#phdadvice https://t.co/SIy5GItQU0
Tomorrow, I am giving a seminar on how to build a long-lasting and satisfying career in science, and since it is the first seminar of the academic year I decided to use my time to do some mythbusting. Here is the list! What do you think? #phdchat#phdlife
Check out our newest review on defining the roles of oxygenases in the regulation of protein biosynthesis in The Chemical Record https://t.co/BUT1Zc0VoN by @lwalport
Excellent paper-extremely difficult system to interrogate (multi-enzyme sugar biosynthesis) plus it contains one of my favorite families of enzymes, aKG-Fe(II)-dependent oxygenase
Enzymatic Synthesis of the C-glycosidic Moiety of Nogalamycin R https://t.co/xGajIl4uMA
I have just discovered, thanks to @jbiolchem 's #1 trending article, that the word for macrophage in German is "fresszellen", i.e., cells that eat (but as in an animal eating, not a human). Awesome. #tinyhungryanimals#pseudokinase#troublewithtribbles https://t.co/9zMJ14NfAo
More validated gene clusters with their encoded products are available through MIBiG! 🙂 A useful resource for #naturalproducts and #SyntheticBiology among other fields....