Well done @mulecc - your PhD work just published 😀https://t.co/8FF3Q00YGu
I think we've only scratched the surface with this... H-NS allowing bacteria to direct their own evolution. Exciting times ahead...
After finally recovering from celebrations, a big thank you to all of @GraingerLab for helping me get my PhD, and thank you to Carsten Kröger and @JessicaMABlair for examining ☺️
Really excited to share this. A massive effort from @mulecc.
We find that H-NS isn't just for gene silencing. All this time it's been busy capturing transposons, and inserting them into bound DNA.
We think there are some big implications (1/4)
https://t.co/y6dnpDsAwN
Excited to be doing some public engagement on Saturday at #CoCoMAD with the @Micro_Mad team! Please retweet and give us a follow to keep up with us over the weekend!
Happy to announce my first, first author paper has been published in @OUPBioinfo. Our software, ChemGAPP, is a comprehensive analytic package for chemical genomics datasets. Check it out! Thanks to @BanzhafLab, @DaneshMoradi and @mgalactus. https://t.co/2l1K2cBJZd
Latest paper from the lab, this one's the culmination of @lucas_walker92's PhD. He describes how two TFs can bind the same DNA site to regulate in V. cholerae.
A simple mechanism for integration of quorum sensing and cAMP signalling in V. cholerae https://t.co/qkORz6oTCz
@Hannahmayyd suffered that we don't have to! ChemGAPP is a very easy to use software package that people without sophisticated programming skills can analyse their chemical genomics data. Check it out.
Hypertension is a risk factor for neurodegeneration, and the choroid plexus may play a critical role in this process. But how can we use MRI to look at the damage non-invasively? Find out more today: https://t.co/GQ3JPQg9is
#AD#MRI@CABI_UCL 🧠🧲
🧵on the latest @DETECTIVE_AMR manuscript, which might be my favourite so far. It's about a quirky group of plasmids that accumulate and disseminate all sorts of accessory genes in Acinetobacter... 1/20 https://t.co/Yzid2Q5Y5z
I mis-clicked on one of my 150 open tabs and it happened to be a tab that's been open since 2019 with a paper that has a solution to the exact research problem I've been puzzling over today. This is the moment I've been waiting for and I've decided to never close any tabs again
First bit of work from my PhD looking at sequence type pangenomes and how they vary in structure and content - very pleased to have this out! 🥳 @alanmcn1@DrRebeccaJHall@jomcinerney@chris_h_connor
https://t.co/WLOiVDz8wV