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  1. Comprehensive analysis reveals hidden genomic #evolution of brown algae phys.org/news/2024-12-comprehe

    Evolutionary #genomics of the emergence of #BrownAlgae as key components of coastal ecosystems cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8

    "450 million years ago, brown #algae transitioned from unicellular to simple multicellular forms. This was driven by #HorizontalGeneTransfer from #bacteria... Around 200 million years ago, following the breakup of #Pangea, brown algae underwent significant species diversification"

  2. Comprehensive analysis reveals hidden genomic #evolution of brown algae phys.org/news/2024-12-comprehe

    Evolutionary #genomics of the emergence of #BrownAlgae as key components of coastal ecosystems cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8

    "450 million years ago, brown #algae transitioned from unicellular to simple multicellular forms. This was driven by #HorizontalGeneTransfer from #bacteria... Around 200 million years ago, following the breakup of #Pangea, brown algae underwent significant species diversification"

  3. Comprehensive analysis reveals hidden genomic #evolution of brown algae phys.org/news/2024-12-comprehe

    Evolutionary #genomics of the emergence of #BrownAlgae as key components of coastal ecosystems cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8

    "450 million years ago, brown #algae transitioned from unicellular to simple multicellular forms. This was driven by #HorizontalGeneTransfer from #bacteria... Around 200 million years ago, following the breakup of #Pangea, brown algae underwent significant species diversification"

  4. Comprehensive analysis reveals hidden genomic #evolution of brown algae phys.org/news/2024-12-comprehe

    Evolutionary #genomics of the emergence of #BrownAlgae as key components of coastal ecosystems cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8

    "450 million years ago, brown #algae transitioned from unicellular to simple multicellular forms. This was driven by #HorizontalGeneTransfer from #bacteria... Around 200 million years ago, following the breakup of #Pangea, brown algae underwent significant species diversification"

  5. Comprehensive analysis reveals hidden genomic #evolution of brown algae phys.org/news/2024-12-comprehe

    Evolutionary #genomics of the emergence of #BrownAlgae as key components of coastal ecosystems cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8

    "450 million years ago, brown #algae transitioned from unicellular to simple multicellular forms. This was driven by #HorizontalGeneTransfer from #bacteria... Around 200 million years ago, following the breakup of #Pangea, brown algae underwent significant species diversification"

  6. Horizontal gene transfer explains the origin of #parasite molecules that manipulate host behaviour blogs.biomedcentral.com/bugbit

    Massive #HorizontalGeneTransfer and the evolution of #nematomorph-driven behavioral manipulation of mantids cell.com/current-biology/fullt

    "the parasites produce molecules that alter the central nervous system of the host. Two proteins were found to be homologous to proteins found in the cricket"

  7. Horizontal gene transfer explains the origin of #parasite molecules that manipulate host behaviour blogs.biomedcentral.com/bugbit

    Massive #HorizontalGeneTransfer and the evolution of #nematomorph-driven behavioral manipulation of mantids cell.com/current-biology/fullt

    "the parasites produce molecules that alter the central nervous system of the host. Two proteins were found to be homologous to proteins found in the cricket"

  8. Horizontal gene transfer explains the origin of #parasite molecules that manipulate host behaviour blogs.biomedcentral.com/bugbit

    Massive #HorizontalGeneTransfer and the evolution of #nematomorph-driven behavioral manipulation of mantids cell.com/current-biology/fullt

    "the parasites produce molecules that alter the central nervous system of the host. Two proteins were found to be homologous to proteins found in the cricket"

  9. Horizontal gene transfer explains the origin of #parasite molecules that manipulate host behaviour blogs.biomedcentral.com/bugbit

    Massive #HorizontalGeneTransfer and the evolution of #nematomorph-driven behavioral manipulation of mantids cell.com/current-biology/fullt

    "the parasites produce molecules that alter the central nervous system of the host. Two proteins were found to be homologous to proteins found in the cricket"

  10. Horizontal gene transfer explains the origin of #parasite molecules that manipulate host behaviour blogs.biomedcentral.com/bugbit

    Massive #HorizontalGeneTransfer and the evolution of #nematomorph-driven behavioral manipulation of mantids cell.com/current-biology/fullt

    "the parasites produce molecules that alter the central nervous system of the host. Two proteins were found to be homologous to proteins found in the cricket"

  11. #Philippines research offers hope for conserving enigmatic Rafflesia #plants news.mongabay.com/2023/07/phil

    The seed #transcriptome of Rafflesia reveals #HorizontalGeneTransfer and convergent #evolution: Implications for conserving the world's largest flower: Jeanmaire Molina et al. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/do

    "They found no genes pointing to a symbiotic relationship between #Rafflesia and #fungi, suggesting that unlike #orchids, Rafflesia may not need nutrients from fungi for successful germination."

  12. #Philippines research offers hope for conserving enigmatic Rafflesia #plants news.mongabay.com/2023/07/phil

    The seed #transcriptome of Rafflesia reveals #HorizontalGeneTransfer and convergent #evolution: Implications for conserving the world's largest flower: Jeanmaire Molina et al. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/do

    "They found no genes pointing to a symbiotic relationship between #Rafflesia and #fungi, suggesting that unlike #orchids, Rafflesia may not need nutrients from fungi for successful germination."

  13. #Philippines research offers hope for conserving enigmatic Rafflesia #plants news.mongabay.com/2023/07/phil

    The seed #transcriptome of Rafflesia reveals #HorizontalGeneTransfer and convergent #evolution: Implications for conserving the world's largest flower: Jeanmaire Molina et al. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/do

    "They found no genes pointing to a symbiotic relationship between #Rafflesia and #fungi, suggesting that unlike #orchids, Rafflesia may not need nutrients from fungi for successful germination."

  14. #Philippines research offers hope for conserving enigmatic Rafflesia #plants news.mongabay.com/2023/07/phil

    The seed #transcriptome of Rafflesia reveals #HorizontalGeneTransfer and convergent #evolution: Implications for conserving the world's largest flower: Jeanmaire Molina et al. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/do

    "They found no genes pointing to a symbiotic relationship between #Rafflesia and #fungi, suggesting that unlike #orchids, Rafflesia may not need nutrients from fungi for successful germination."

  15. #Philippines research offers hope for conserving enigmatic Rafflesia #plants news.mongabay.com/2023/07/phil

    The seed #transcriptome of Rafflesia reveals #HorizontalGeneTransfer and convergent #evolution: Implications for conserving the world's largest flower: Jeanmaire Molina et al. nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/do

    "They found no genes pointing to a symbiotic relationship between #Rafflesia and #fungi, suggesting that unlike #orchids, Rafflesia may not need nutrients from fungi for successful germination."

  16. .> Yet wrapped up in penicillin’s serendipitous beginnings were hints of challenges to come. “It is not difficult to make microbes resistant to penicillin in the laboratory by exposing them to concentrations not sufficient to kill them,” Fleming warned in 1945 when he received the Nobel Prize in medicine or physiology, together with Florey and Chain, “and the same thing has occasionally happened in the body.”
    .> His remarks proved ominously prescient: penicillin-resistant strains of S. aureus began appearing in hospitals just years after the drug was introduced.
    ...
    .> But even Fleming did not anticipate the magnitude of the resistance problem to come. In the 1950s, amid postwar outbreaks of dysentery, Japanese researchers led by Tsutomu Watanabe began to encounter bacteria simultaneously resistant to multiple drugs—impossibly unlikely for pathogens acquiring random mutations. By 1955, researchers were reporting several strains of Shigella dysenteriae resistant to the same four antibiotics at once. Even worse, the resistance itself was contagious. Related species, when mixed with multidrug-resistant S. dysenteriae, also became resistant to multiple antibiotics.
    .> “Resistance works differently in the bacterium,” explains Stuart Levy
    - https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2014/05/superbug
    #AlexanderFleming #Penicillin #TsutomuWatanabe #WatanabeTsutomu #StuartLevy #Antibiotics #AntibioticResistnace #HGT #HorizontalGeneTransfer

  17. 03/2023 Issue➡️bit.ly/3ZVZwx4
    #horizontalgenetransfer determinants, mutation-driven division of labor in bacteria, pan-cancer kinase activity landscape, simultaneous quantification of C & N fluxes...
    Cover (Adapted from Gustav Klimt 'Hope II', 1907; scientific illustration by DrawImpacts): placental immune response modulation by GBS
    @itaiyanai @nyulangone
    #immunology #SystemsBiology #Proteomics #metabolism #multiomics

  18. 03/2023 Issue➡️bit.ly/3ZVZwx4
    #horizontalgenetransfer determinants, mutation-driven division of labor in bacteria, pan-cancer kinase activity landscape, simultaneous quantification of C & N fluxes...
    Cover (Adapted from Gustav Klimt 'Hope II', 1907; scientific illustration by DrawImpacts): placental immune response modulation by GBS
    @itaiyanai @nyulangone
    #immunology #SystemsBiology #Proteomics #metabolism #multiomics

  19. 03/2023 Issue➡️bit.ly/3ZVZwx4
    #horizontalgenetransfer determinants, mutation-driven division of labor in bacteria, pan-cancer kinase activity landscape, simultaneous quantification of C & N fluxes...
    Cover (Adapted from Gustav Klimt 'Hope II', 1907; scientific illustration by DrawImpacts): placental immune response modulation by GBS
    @itaiyanai @nyulangone
    #immunology #SystemsBiology #Proteomics #metabolism #multiomics

  20. 03/2023 Issue➡️bit.ly/3ZVZwx4
    #horizontalgenetransfer determinants, mutation-driven division of labor in bacteria, pan-cancer kinase activity landscape, simultaneous quantification of C & N fluxes...
    Cover (Adapted from Gustav Klimt 'Hope II', 1907; scientific illustration by DrawImpacts): placental immune response modulation by GBS
    @itaiyanai @nyulangone
    #immunology #SystemsBiology #Proteomics #metabolism #multiomics

  21. 03/2023 Issue➡️bit.ly/3ZVZwx4
    #horizontalgenetransfer determinants, mutation-driven division of labor in bacteria, pan-cancer kinase activity landscape, simultaneous quantification of C & N fluxes...
    Cover (Adapted from Gustav Klimt 'Hope II', 1907; scientific illustration by DrawImpacts): placental immune response modulation by GBS
    @itaiyanai @nyulangone
    #immunology #SystemsBiology #Proteomics #metabolism #multiomics

  22. Plasmid multimerization, donor stress response & donor lysis rate are major determinants of #HorizontalGeneTransfer via natural competence in a microbial co-culture ➡️ bit.ly/3kSPWfs
    Ophelia Venturelli, University of Wisconsin
    #SystemsBiology #Microbiology

  23. Plasmid multimerization, donor stress response & donor lysis rate are major determinants of #HorizontalGeneTransfer via natural competence in a microbial co-culture ➡️ bit.ly/3kSPWfs
    Ophelia Venturelli, University of Wisconsin
    #SystemsBiology #Microbiology

  24. Plasmid multimerization, donor stress response & donor lysis rate are major determinants of #HorizontalGeneTransfer via natural competence in a microbial co-culture ➡️ bit.ly/3kSPWfs
    Ophelia Venturelli, University of Wisconsin
    #SystemsBiology #Microbiology

  25. Plasmid multimerization, donor stress response & donor lysis rate are major determinants of #HorizontalGeneTransfer via natural competence in a microbial co-culture ➡️ bit.ly/3kSPWfs
    Ophelia Venturelli, University of Wisconsin
    #SystemsBiology #Microbiology

  26. Plasmid multimerization, donor stress response & donor lysis rate are major determinants of #HorizontalGeneTransfer via natural competence in a microbial co-culture ➡️ bit.ly/3kSPWfs
    Ophelia Venturelli, University of Wisconsin
    #SystemsBiology #Microbiology

  27. ...and the environment selects !

    As someone with long term interests in #HorizontalGeneTransfer , I'm really interested in this new research exploring environment-specific selection of #plasmid adaptive traits in #bacteria

    Find out more in this new research in mBio on:

    journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/m

    #evolution #naturalselection #microbiology
    #ecology

  28. ...and the environment selects !

    As someone with long term interests in #HorizontalGeneTransfer , I'm really interested in this new research exploring environment-specific selection of #plasmid adaptive traits in #bacteria

    Find out more in this new research in mBio on:

    journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/m

    #evolution #naturalselection #microbiology
    #ecology

  29. ...and the environment selects !

    As someone with long term interests in #HorizontalGeneTransfer , I'm really interested in this new research exploring environment-specific selection of #plasmid adaptive traits in #bacteria

    Find out more in this new research in mBio on:

    journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/m

    #evolution #naturalselection #microbiology
    #ecology

  30. ...and the environment selects !

    As someone with long term interests in #HorizontalGeneTransfer , I'm really interested in this new research exploring environment-specific selection of #plasmid adaptive traits in #bacteria

    Find out more in this new research in mBio on:

    journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/m

    #evolution #naturalselection #microbiology
    #ecology

  31. ...and the environment selects !

    As someone with long term interests in #HorizontalGeneTransfer , I'm really interested in this new research exploring environment-specific selection of #plasmid adaptive traits in #bacteria

    Find out more in this new research in mBio on:

    journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/m

    #evolution #naturalselection #microbiology
    #ecology

  32. 'MC132 suppresses the immune system by targeting NF-κB, and it had no known homologs until now. The ERV homologs of MC132 in the human genome are mostly disrupted by mutations, but there is an intact copy on chromosome 4. We found homologs of MC132 in ERVs of apes, monkeys, and bushbaby, but not tarsiers, lemurs or non-primates. This suggests that some primate retroviruses had, or have, an extra immune-suppressing protein, which underwent horizontal genetic transfer between unrelated viruses.'
    #Preprint #Virology #Evolution #horizontalgenetransfer

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  33. 'MC132 suppresses the immune system by targeting NF-κB, and it had no known homologs until now. The ERV homologs of MC132 in the human genome are mostly disrupted by mutations, but there is an intact copy on chromosome 4. We found homologs of MC132 in ERVs of apes, monkeys, and bushbaby, but not tarsiers, lemurs or non-primates. This suggests that some primate retroviruses had, or have, an extra immune-suppressing protein, which underwent horizontal genetic transfer between unrelated viruses.'
    #Preprint #Virology #Evolution #horizontalgenetransfer

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  34. 'MC132 suppresses the immune system by targeting NF-κB, and it had no known homologs until now. The ERV homologs of MC132 in the human genome are mostly disrupted by mutations, but there is an intact copy on chromosome 4. We found homologs of MC132 in ERVs of apes, monkeys, and bushbaby, but not tarsiers, lemurs or non-primates. This suggests that some primate retroviruses had, or have, an extra immune-suppressing protein, which underwent horizontal genetic transfer between unrelated viruses.'
    #Preprint #Virology #Evolution #horizontalgenetransfer

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  35. #Introduction

    I’m a Post-doc at the University of Oxford, working on the evolution of bacterial genomes and pangenomes. I’m interested in bacterial cooperation and ecology, and how these might interact with horizontal gene transfer.

    I’m on the train to Manchester for the #MicroEvo22 meeting, where I’ll be presenting a poster (no. 17). Looking forward to seeing lots of you there!

    #Bacteria #SocialEvolution #Plasmids #HorizontalGeneTransfer #Pangenomes #ComparativeGenomics

  36. #Introduction

    I’m a Post-doc at the University of Oxford, working on the evolution of bacterial genomes and pangenomes. I’m interested in bacterial cooperation and ecology, and how these might interact with horizontal gene transfer.

    I’m on the train to Manchester for the #MicroEvo22 meeting, where I’ll be presenting a poster (no. 17). Looking forward to seeing lots of you there!

    #Bacteria #SocialEvolution #Plasmids #HorizontalGeneTransfer #Pangenomes #ComparativeGenomics

  37. #Introduction

    I’m a Post-doc at the University of Oxford, working on the evolution of bacterial genomes and pangenomes. I’m interested in bacterial cooperation and ecology, and how these might interact with horizontal gene transfer.

    I’m on the train to Manchester for the #MicroEvo22 meeting, where I’ll be presenting a poster (no. 17). Looking forward to seeing lots of you there!

    #Bacteria #SocialEvolution #Plasmids #HorizontalGeneTransfer #Pangenomes #ComparativeGenomics

  38. #Introduction

    I’m a Post-doc at the University of Oxford, working on the evolution of bacterial genomes and pangenomes. I’m interested in bacterial cooperation and ecology, and how these might interact with horizontal gene transfer.

    I’m on the train to Manchester for the #MicroEvo22 meeting, where I’ll be presenting a poster (no. 17). Looking forward to seeing lots of you there!

    #Bacteria #SocialEvolution #Plasmids #HorizontalGeneTransfer #Pangenomes #ComparativeGenomics

  39. #Introduction

    I’m a Post-doc at the University of Oxford, working on the evolution of bacterial genomes and pangenomes. I’m interested in bacterial cooperation and ecology, and how these might interact with horizontal gene transfer.

    I’m on the train to Manchester for the #MicroEvo22 meeting, where I’ll be presenting a poster (no. 17). Looking forward to seeing lots of you there!

    #Bacteria #SocialEvolution #Plasmids #HorizontalGeneTransfer #Pangenomes #ComparativeGenomics