Biologist with interest in RNA and bioinformatics

Freiburg im Breisgau, Deutschl
Joined August 2022
Are bacterial sRNA systems inherently more prone to negative regulation? How relevant is sRNA recycling? How can we use sRNAs for synthetic biology? A review with @DSchindler_PDR and Bork Berghoff explores knobs and levers of sRNA-mediated regulation. doi.org/10.1021/acss...
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I’m excited to see our review on bacterial small regulatory RNAs as tools for synthetic biology finally online. Great work together with @jensRNA and @BorkBerghoff it was fun to jointly work on that project. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs… - thanks to @MPDL for open access funding
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Just accepted @iScience_CP cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S… happy to see Michel Brück's master's project published. Great collaboration with @BorkBerghoff and @jensRNA. Check out the article if you are interested in #synthetic small RNAs! Congratulations and many thanks to the whole team.
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Check out this preprint about an sRNA that turns E. coli into a fireball. The @ShoshyAltuvia Lab and we could show that the repression of cell division by OxyS is likely a phylogenetically conserved mechanism that is conveyed by a changing target set. 1/2
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Importantly, a simultaneous repression of cell elongation, potentially by repression of e.g. mepS, is required to limit the detrimental effects of the prevented cell division. 2/2 biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
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