Biology Department e-mails are always a wild ride. "Apologies for the spam, I urgently need some salmon sperm DNA, a hilariously specific antibody, and a few grams of cocaine. Can anyone help out? Cheers"
Now in pre-print: diagnostics based on type III CRISPR-Cas system that produces cOA upon RNA binding!
Spectacular findings by Jurre Steens, Yifan Zhu, Stijn Prinsen, Stan Brouns, John van der Oost, Raymond Staals and many others.
https://t.co/IURkb7XtnL
@Scope_Bio
Finally out in @NatureCatalysis: how we developed a new #CO2 fixing enzyme and interfaced it with natural and synthetic CO2 fixing pathways https://t.co/vvNy9XtQlL Enzyme engineering meets synthetic metabolism!
Excited to finally share our publication on metabolic robustness of E. coli! In this study we applied #CRISPRi knockdowns in the E. coli metabolism and studied the response at the growth #metabolome and #proteome levels https://t.co/4lYXr6DK2H
Did you know that it is possible to recreate a carbon fixation pathway in a heterotrophic bug by recruiting only endogenous enzymes?
Check out this just-published great work of ours @AriSatanowski@BDronsella and @SteffenNLindner!
GED-IT-ON!
https://t.co/uZc1CNj58k
Cas3 for making large deletions published today @naturemethods !
https://t.co/L9w0e0tiJL
Very proud of @BCsorgo @LinaMLion and all of the great co-authors that made this story what it is. Check out the paper for our motivation/details, and stay tuned for what we will use it for!
Curious about new-to-industry microbial #chassis? Check out our #review on R. sphaeroides, 'maturing' into an industrial #cellfactory after decades of use as model lab strain. Note the importance here of improved DBTL cycles!
https://t.co/fBaqEhvuM9
@swmkengen@MIB_WUR@WURplant
5 years after our first review on the exciting topic of codon bias and gene design we made another overview of this exciting field, a lot learned and even more to learn on how nature designs genes and how synthetic biologist could/should design genes... read more 👇
Ever struggled with protein production? This brand new article discusses the factors at play and new developments that could be of help.
Written by Thijs Nieuwkoop, @maxfingerbou , John van der Oost , and @NicoC_MicSynBio .
Read it here: https://t.co/oW8jbyYjxW
1/ Abro hilo feminista, si te ofende no continúes leyendo 🧵
Supongo que siempre hay un momento de click, en que algo nos despierta a la acción. Para mi ha sido esta foto y su titular, que me han provocado un rechazo visceral
Our lab has faced the greatest loss imaginable. To us Arren was a mentor, a supervisor, a friend and the head of a family. We are shocked and speechless. Our thoughts are with everyone who got to know this unique genius. He will be sorely missed.
A family of bacterial enzymes produce antiviral molecules to fight phage! These enzymes form the origin of Viperin, an important human antiviral gene.
Check out our new paper:
https://t.co/rKQ8jmt2WA
Very pleased to share the freshly published results of my MSc internship (among many other people's). My gratitude to the entire team and special thanks to @NicoC_MicSynBio and Arren Bar-Even; I had such an amazing time at the @MPIMP_Potsdam! The nostalgia is real!
Finally the final version is online https://t.co/7CB5hc00LK My last postdoc paper @MPIMP_Potsdam and the one I am most proud of: we replaced the Calvin cyle by a more efficient pathway towards formate-based sustainable bioproduction in a bacterium #synbio#metabolicengineering