It was fun digging into the bioinformatics on the four Sri hibernation factors! They bind the ribosome in pairs and similarly co-occur with their binding partner across the archaeal phylogeny. Across Sri, Dri, and Hib, it appears that CBS domain-containing factors mediate hibernation in most archaea
Posts by Kate Shulgina
(1/7) Very excited to share my first PhD preprint on the interactions of two of my favorite mobile genetic elements: phages and group II introns!
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Final grad paper is officially out! Grateful for the incredible team and all the support along the way!
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The Alker lab at the University of Rhode Island is hiring (students, postdocs and lab staff)! We use cutting edge tools in microbiology to investigate marine animal symbioses. Email or DM for further inquiries
π¨ The Alker Lab is starting at the University of Rhode Island in early 2025 and we will be hiring! π¨
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β¨ The latest from C-GEM on @biorxivpreprint.bsky.social
Structure of an Archaeal Ribosome with a Divergent Active Site
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Congrats to Amos, @kshulgina.bsky.social, Roan, @jhdcate.bsky.social and collaborators on a great story!
#NSFfunded #ribosome
Excited to share that my preprint about cellular differences in the hypothalamic preoptic region across behaviorally divergent deer mice is now reviewed on eLife! elifesciences.org/reviewed-pre...
One of the most ancient sequences in biology, the peptidyl transferase center of the ribosome, is not as conserved as we might have thought. #RNA #Ribosomes
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