Improved growth and morphological plasticity of Haloferax volcanii | Microbiology Society https://t.co/aGnVQ3M8ah. Officially publish @MicrobioSoc. Enjoy #Haloferax tubulation during trace metal depletion, creating an aprox. Dumbbell-like shape&re-widen in a peristaltic-like wave
I've really enjoyed collaborating on this colorful project! Fun and easy tools are now available to tag #Haloferax. Who doesn't love to explore fascinating #archaea !
#MicrobiologyMonday: Signals in the gut (bile & anaerobicity) reduce expression of O1-antigen, a component of LPS, on V. cholerae to prevent phages from binding to the pathogen. The findings could inform development of phage-based therapies. @mbiojournal: https://t.co/0L7H2lf1sB
@Archaeon_Alex@BruceLaneGoode Pretty!! Can sell this to Dolce Gabbana as a fabric art print 💰. I see models wearing pleomorphic Archaea dresses in future😃
Today at Stanford Bio, Cremer lab hosted the celebration of 100th anniversary of E.coliK12, one of the widely studied bacterium(& lab's favorite)! It all started here as it was isolated from the stool of a convalescent diphtheria patient in Palo Alto in 1922
Excited to announce our focus session in quantitative cell physiology at the 2023 APS March meeting in Las Vegas, organized together with Terence Hwa. Contribute and submit your abstracts until October 20th.
Drs. @BillSoderstrom, Iain Duggin (@iduggin), and @AIMI_UTS colleagues provide the first clues into how the reversal of filamentation is regulated during uropathogenic #Ecoli infection, laying the foundation for new #UTI treatment. 🩺
Learn more: https://t.co/w52N0VkIM2