I follow Jesus Christ. I love the Nature and treasure all lives nurtured by it. I study microorganisms in extreme ecosystems because they are fascinating.
New #mLife review discussed electroautotrophy—how microbes fix CO₂ using electrons from rocks or electrodes—and its implications for life in extreme & extraterrestrial environments.
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If you’re curious about what I’ve been working on over the last few months, and what we’re building at various universities in the Chugoku-Shikoku region of Japan, tune on 12/5/25 @ 4PM JST, where I’ll introduce the @HIRAKUGlobal program, and explain how you can get involved!
Our new review and perspective article: Current understanding of electroautotrophy and its relevance in astrobiology-related research https://t.co/epRq289NlW
The first isolate of Asgard archaea, MK-D1, now has an official name: Promethearchaeum syntrophicum.
The new archaeal kingdom, Promethearchaeati, is also approved!
Huge thanks to @masarunobu and JCM members (@skato_jcm) for their incredible efforts.
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Ok, this is getting more real, so: if you are/know a bioinformatician interested in metagenomics, phage:host interaction, and/or tool development, and maybe tempted by a postdoc with us starting ~ Fall 2023, please DM or email ! Note: work related to human microbiome (for once) !
A battle between a pathogen and host as the cover story of new #mLife issue: #Salmonella employs a T3SS effector to attack host cells, but the hosts defend utilizing a ubiquitin E3 ligase that degrades the virulence effector. @WileyEcolEvol @wileymicrobio https://t.co/nMITqsozvq
New #mLife article: a perspective article that summarizes the expanding archaeal diversity and introduces the influence of Asgard lineages on understanding the Tree of Life and eukaryogenesis.
@wileymicrobio
@wileyinresearch
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#mLife article: A tribute to Carl Woese who pioneered the use of genetic markers to study evolution. His proposals of 3 domains of life, and rooting between Bac, and Arch & Euk are still being discussed even to this date. @wileymicrobio @wileyinresearch
https://t.co/PSRXChPjb2
New #mLife article: An efficient genome editing tool and a reporter gene system are developed for Thermus thermophilus HB27, making this thermophilc strain an attractive chasis for bioindustry and synthetic biology.
@wileymicrobio @wileyinresearch
https://t.co/mxcLvk2GUw
Issues 1-4 (2022) are available online. Thanks to all the authors, reviewers and editors.
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New #mLife article: Methanosarcina acetivorans catalyzes direct metal-to-microbe electron transfer to support methane production via multiheme, outer-surface c-type cytochrome MmcA.
@wileymicrobio @wileyinresearch
https://t.co/yIpeESTUxv
New #mLife article: Genome of a novel anaerobic methanotroph, Candidatus Methylomirabilis iodofontis, assembled from cavern biofilm metagenomes, suggests its capacity for methane oxidation, oxygenic denitrification and iodate reduction.
@wileymicrobio
https://t.co/x5wWnq96rt
Updated and expanded!
Download our curated list of 375 postdoctoral fellowships: https://t.co/EbTahdhzVP
The database lists the dollar amount, eligibility criteria (such as citizenship), deadline, and description for each fellowship.
Good luck.
New #mLife article: Antibiotic chloramphenicol that inhibits bacterial growth is found to kill Bacillus subtilis mutants unable to produce signaling nucleotide (p)ppGpp.
@wileymicrobio
https://t.co/pqsX1ArBtb