Multi-Omic Analyst at Panome Bio | @MSUMGI Ph.D. | @OhioState Buckeye | he/him, views are my own
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Black holes are the universe’s ultimate enigma — they warp time, devour light, and hide secrets we’re only beginning to guess.
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Are you in #GrandRapids, #Michigan, or nearby? Don't miss the Corewell Health Metabolomics Symposium, a free one-day event on August 15th from 9-5 EST.
Please like and share to help us spread the word before the August 1st deadline! 🗓️ Register here: lnkd.in/gCBSYBGr
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Nature research paper: In situ targeted base editing of bacteria in the mouse gut go.nature.com/3VW8iuJ
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NCBI is making improvements to our Taxonomy resource in response to new data and changes in biological nomenclature and classification. We will update the higher-level classification of birds, budding yeasts, prokaryotes, and viruses. Learn more: ow.ly/22fZ50S8C6P
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Awesome talk by @gjpattij at the @thermosci User meeting at #ASMS2024! Exciting data presented from the new Stellar MS platform!
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Congratulations @DVGmicrobe !!! Newly minted PhD. Welcome to the club!
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MGI D.O.-Ph.D. student, Jade Le Bris, will be speaking at Hooked at 2 PM on Saturday, April 27th, about her first novel, "All the Gold Between Us, " a fantasy inspired by Greek mythology. #spartanauthors
Learn more here:
mgi.natsci.msu.edu/news-and-…
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Congratulations to MGI's newest graduate, Dr. Doug Guzior! The topic of his dissertation was "Catalytic mechanisms and physiological consequences of microbial bile acid conjugation." #dissertation #phd #congratulations #GoGreen
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A fantastic piece published earlier this week that I wish I could have read years ago! Highly recommend to anyone, researcher or otherwise.
How to pick a problem. Today in @CellCellPress. 1/53
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
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A gift from the Class of 1873, the MSU Rock is a beloved campus monument that has spanned generations of students. Painting it is a Spartan tradition.
When a small piece of its special paint layers fell off recently, we preserved it and took photos to share.
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ALT A closeup of colorful paint layers from the Rock
ALT A closeup of colorful paint layers from the Rock
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There is currently not a single bile acid detection protocol that can fully capture the true diversity of bile acids, and, as a result, the ability to comprehensively detect and describe the extensive bile acid metabolic network represents a 21st century analytical challenge!!!
NEW! PERSPECTIVE
The changing metabolic landscape of bile acids – keys to metabolism and immune regulation
By @Pdorrestein1 @KnightLabNews & colleagues
nature.com/articles/s41575-0…
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Excited to start my research group at @UccMicrobiology and @Pharmabiotic in Cork. Advertising 2 PhD positions as part of my @ERC starter grant studying gut spore forming bacteria using computational and anaerobic microbiology techniques ucc.ie/en/microbiology/curre…
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It is an honour to share our @LawleyLab @sangerinstitute @ONJCRI work describing a high-resolution microbiome signature for combo immune checkpoint blockade (CICB) response, published today in @NatureMedicine! nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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MGI's @DVGmicrobe and @Quinn_Labs showed that teamwork really does make the dream work. Their research on #BileAcids was recently published in @Nature .
#BileAcids, essential molecules produced in the liver, play a vital role in our gut health.
@michiganstateu researchers Robert Quinn and Doug Guzior shed light on the microbial contribution of these important molecules.
natsci.msu.edu/news/2024-02-…
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#BileAcids, essential molecules produced in the liver, play a vital role in our gut health.
@michiganstateu researchers Robert Quinn and Doug Guzior shed light on the microbial contribution of these important molecules.
natsci.msu.edu/news/2024-02-…
ALT head and shoulders photograph of Michigan State University researcher Robert Quinn, who examines the complex chemistry of the microbiome.
ALT head and shoulders photograph of Michigan State University doctoral student Doug Guzior
This is surreal.
Nature research paper: Bile salt hydrolase acyltransferase activity expands bile acid diversity go.nature.com/3SyNdVL
While you check out the recent paper from our lab, be sure to read related work authored by @bipinrimal and @Steph_L_Collins from Andrew Patterson's lab at Penn State!
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Trilled to announce the first piece of my dissertation has been published today in Nature! We show that bile salt hydrolase is one of the culprits behind microbial bile acid conjugation. Thank you to all those involved! @MSU_MGI @Quinn_Labs
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Finally out!! Our new manuscript on Bile Salt Hydrolase as the producer of microbially conjugated bile acids is out in @Nature Extremely proud that the first author is my first PhD student @DVGMicrobe. Congrats Doug! @michiganstateu @MSU_BMB @MSUNatSci nature.com/articles/s41586-0…