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Eukaryotes have linear DNA and their telomeres are hotspots for transposons. Many bacteria are also known to have linear genomes. We identified several families of independently evolved telomeric transposons. 1/7 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Excited to share our recent findings on Tn7 and its fascinating targeting mechanism, now published in Molecular Cell! 🧬🔬Check it out sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Happy to share that our last story on Tn7 is finally out. Another example of @shen_yao10 talent and a great collaboration with @JoePetersLab @MikePetassi
Assembly of the Tn7 targeting complex by a regulated stepwise process sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Disclaimer: Photo was digitally edited to include @PopoMicro and @MachadoChacon who couldn't make the photo shot
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It was a pleasure working with @PopoMicro on this review of CRISPR-Cas associated transposons (CAST). Hopefully it gives a sense for the diversity of Tn7-like transposons and CRISPR systems that independently combined.go.shr.lc/444PwFh
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Replying to @PopoMicro @JoePetersLab @kellogg_liz @Nancy_Craig777 @alba_guarne @PhoebeARice @BarabasGroup @Christinahong9
Look what I found!
Compliments of the talented @christinerbeck
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Today we publish GeCoViz, an online tool for visualising the genomic neighbors of any prokaryotic gene in >12k reference genomes
You only need to:
1.🔍Look by gene name/sequence, or by eggNOG/KEGG/Pfam code
2.🦠Choose your lineages of interest
3.Explore!
gecoviz.cgmlab.org
Interested in exploring synteny conservation of prok. eggNOG/KEGG/PFAM groups or genes?
Try GeCoViz: genomic context visualisation of prokaryotic genes from a functional and evolutionary perspective
super work by @jbotas2 @alvarordr @Ginerorama
doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkac367
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Very excited that our first paper from our collaboration with @kellogg_liz lab on Cas12k transposon target site selection is out! science.sciencemag.org/conte…
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The @kellogg_liz lab has posted its first pre-print! Here we continue our mechanistic studies of 'jumping genes' or transposases, in close collaboration with @JoePetersLab on CRISPR-associated transposases ( Type V-K CAST elements).
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…













