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Qingdao, China
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An int'l team led by #BGI-Research has unveiled the most comprehensive global marine microbiome database to date, revealing potential for new genome editing tools, novel antimicrobial peptides, more efficient PET plastic degradation solutions, and more. bit.ly/3ARlNoM
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Nature research paper: Global marine microbial diversity and its potential in bioprospecting go.nature.com/3TfiwG2
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Ok, this is getting more real, so: if you are/know a bioinformatician interested in metagenomics, phage:host interaction, and/or tool development, and maybe tempted by a postdoc with us starting ~ Fall 2023, please DM or email ! Note: work related to human microbiome (for once) !
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Recently I was invited by @EngMicroSDU to write a commentary for the article published by the legend @yitang_ucla & colleagues on @nchembio about genome mining for the unknown-unknown NPs. sciencedirect.com/science/ar… #funfungi #NaturalProducts #Genomemining
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Pharmaceutical Science Advances 丨 We are coming
PHSA：An Official Journal of Shandong University
To know more about PHSA→ ScienceDirect.com by Elsevier
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Real-time monitoring of dynamic chemical processes in microbial metabolism with optical sensor
@Wiley_Chemistry @WileyEngineer @wileyinresearch @InnovationChem @isciverse @Innov_Materials
doi.org/10.1002/cjoc.2022008…
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Scientists reveal the structure of bacteria's 'propellers' in near atomic detail pharmamicroresources.com/202… #microbiology
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Bacteria replicate DNA at crazy speeds & accuracy. 💨
If DNA polymerase was a USPS truck, and each home was a single nucleotide:
This truck would deliver to every home in the U.S. in 65 hours. It would do this about 4 times without making a single mistake.
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An excellent review published by Brazilian scientists in @EngMicroSDU.
Challenges and opportunities for third-generation ethanol production: ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…