Super excited and proud to share our work on cell-type-specific nascent transcriptomics in vivo by PReCIS-seq. Interested in learning about the early steps of gene regulation by RNA Pol II in specific cell types within intact mouse tissue? A thread below.
https://t.co/qlUaNO69lp
The yqgCsodA operon plays a significant role in Mn homeostasis. How the YqgC membrane protein helps protect cells is one (of several) mysteries!
The Bacillus subtilis yqgC-sodA operon protects magnesium-dependent enzymes by supporting manganese efflux https://t.co/PLnvxSAskF
More cell membrane puzzles to solve...
[from @JessicaWilldigg and @Yesha_SP]
The Bacillus subtilis cell envelope stress-inducible ytpAB operon modulates membrane properties and contributes to bacitracin resistance | Journal of Bacteriology https://t.co/PwdPdZCMUJ
Bacterial cells struggling to make enough peptidoglycan to support growth can be phenotypically rescued by mutations down-regulating fatty acid/membrane synthesis...or even by the antibiotic cerulenin...
[from @JessicaWilldigg and @Yesha_SP].
https://t.co/0sdKP81clS
This study [from @JessicaWilldigg,
@Yesha_SP and collaborators from the Rock lab] identifies new genes involves in bacterial membrane physiology. These genes have striking effects on homeoviscous adaptation and impact resistance to the antibiotic bacitracin.
How can cells control the metalation of exported proteins? Here, we provide evidence that TerC proteins function in the co-translocational metalation of exoenyzymes with Mn. In their absence, translocon jamming impairs protein secretion.
https://t.co/M5Ol2ITvrk
Applications due SEPT. 10 for 2 yr post-doc. fellowships through Cornell Institute of Host-Microbe Interactions (CIHMID).
The Helmann lab is happy to (co)sponsor applicants.
Please email to discuss possible projects.
https://t.co/FJ7Lpjd3Lz
(US citizens/residents eligible)
Postdoc Position! In the Helmann lab at Cornell U, working on molecular genetics of B. subtilis stress responses, with a focus on metal ion homeostasis & cell envelope stress responses.
Submit a CV & statement of research interests to jdh9(at)https://t.co/kWLAVbO3Oq.
Postdoc Position! In the Helmann lab at Cornell U, working on molecular genetics of B. subtilis stress responses, with a focus on metal ion homeostasis & cell envelope stress responses. Submit a CV & statement of research interests to jdh9(at)https://t.co/lMXJmFtsxY. Pls share
Opportunity not be missed - for those interested in employing genomics and functional approaches in tissue stem cell biology.
Amazing mentor and beautiful place to live in!
Can vouch from personal experience.
Technician III research position in the Tumbar laboratory of tissue stem cells at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY using genetic and genomic approaches. This 1-2 years NIH funded position is an excellent opportunity to gain research experience. Qualification: Bachelor in biology.
Postdoctoral associate position NIH funded available in the Tumbar Lab at Cornell University in Ithaca to study molecular mechanisms of tissue stem cell function using genomic and genetic approaches. Qualifications: PhD in cell and developmental biology or related area.
Cytosolic enzymes acquire metal cofactors from buffered pools. But how are extracellular enzymes properly metalated?
Mn-enzymes can be co-translocationally metalated by TerC.
TerC Proteins Function During Protein Secretion to Metalate Exoenzymes https://t.co/EOPUIzpMfq
Genetic and chemical rescue experiments show that in Bacillus subtilis...
A decrease in fatty acid synthesis rescues cells with limited peptidoglycan synthesis capacity
https://t.co/0sdKP80Ewk
from @JessicaWilldigg and @Yesha_SP.
A model industrial workhorse: Bacillus subtilis strain 168 and its genome after a quarter of a century
https://t.co/30XBIcZTrA
Led by the inimitable Antoine Danchin: bioinformatics pioneer, instigator of genome sequencing, and biological philosopher!
https://t.co/L8H8aHAHmK