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Happy to share a new story from the lab: we identified a new player in FtsZ- based cell division in Archaea!
Great work by @PhillipNussbau1, Chris and our collaborators Danguole and Dom from Jan Löwe´s lab, @maredorcol0 and @nartimsoole and @SGribaldo!
https://t.co/2xfn9jtOJe
Which archaea are the closest relatives of eukaryotes?
To find out check out our latest preprint here: https://t.co/ixFiqSJXW6
Great work by @eme_laura, @DanielTamarit, @dh5alpha, @archaeal & many others
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Hey all. @Archaeon_Alex and I would love help here on naming a protein. Jenny Zhang found this actin homolog in Halobacterium salinarum (an archaea that grows in 4.5 molar salt) that’s dynamically unstable. Any suggestions on what to name the protein? (UnstableSaltyActin?)
📢Permanent job alert!!🎓📢 Lecturer to do cutting-edge research on Soil Microbiology, Plant-Microbe-Soil Interaction, Soil Genomics, Soil Ecology, Soil Modelling, Soil Biogeochemistry, Soil Environmental Change...so in any strong area related to soil! Please RT widely!!
We have a 3-year bioinformatics #postdoc position @MPI_Bio to study exciting #research questions related to the structure, function, and evolution of prokaryotic cell-surface proteins.
Apply by Sept. 30, 2022.
More info: https://t.co/1DiOza7dqV
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Interested in the most conserved machinery that underpins the workings of the eukaryotic cell? If so, come and join us at the LMB to explore the weird, wonderful, and sometimes strangely familiar cell biology of archaea.
Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have questions.
I still can't believe it, but our work is out now in @NatureComms. Many thanks to @Sus1kra, @anjspa1, @VillanuevaLaury, @n_dombrowski, @TBharat_lab and the other twitterless authors for their hard work! None of this would have been possible without you!
https://t.co/PiKFNc7E6M
It's published! Thanks to all who made this study on the cell surface of a #Micrarchaeota isolate possible. Special thanks to @Dennis1Winkler and Reinhard Rachel. https://t.co/Fx0g78rjcQ