
Microbiologist in the Patil Lab @kiran_r_patil @MRC_TU @Cambridge_Uni Microbiology, Metabolomics, Systems Biology
Joined January 2022
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Check out our latest work on the unexpected inhibitory effects of common agricultural and industrial chemicals on our gut bacteria. @AnnaELindell, @IndraRoux
@kiran_r_patil, @MRC_TU
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We are excited to share our work assessing the impact of 1000+ industrial and agricultural pollutants on 22 gut microbiome species 🧪🧫🧬. A thread 🧵 @AnnaELindell @KamradStephan @kiran_r_patil @MRC_TU doi.org/10.1101/2024.09.05.6… (1/9)
Bye bye Heidelberg :( Had a great time at #EESMicrobiology and will miss those rooftop views!!
Great poster by @AriannaBasileCC at #EESMicrobiology about extending CarveMe to gut bacteria!
Unique chance to work with the amazing @ItsBiniR
Hello #TeamMassSpec, I am a mass spectrometrist specialised in proteomics.. I am looking for a #NewJob from September where I can continue nerding about developing, optimising, and validating fit-for-purpose workflows to address proteomics-related queries.. (1/4)
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Meet some of our #microbiome researchers this #WorldMicrobiomeDay and learn more about the research we are tackling at the Unit (1/3)
Had a lot of fun catching up with the old lab from @TheCrick today! @RalserLab
Pioneering work led by @simranolak @RalserLab and @LedesmaAmaro. Complementary auxotrophies in yeast can be used to construct modular microbial consortia. Cool! nature.com/articles/s41589-0…
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VACANCY: The Patil lab are looking for TWO Research Associates to study the modulation of microbial communities 🦠
💰 £35,308-£43,155
Apply by 30th June
More info: buff.ly/3c90jr4
#ResearchJobs #ScienceJobs @kiran_r_patil
In this incredibly project, the amazing @chr_messner measured quantitative proteome profiles of 5k yeast ko strains by microflow-SWATH, revealing new insights into system-level regulation of the proteome.
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Glad I could contribute with high-thorughput growthrate measurements of the strains using pyphe. BTW, growth rate has a strong influence on the proteome profile, but explains only a fraction of the proteome changes in slow growing strains.
When I joined the @RalserLab in 2016, consistently and precisely quantifying almost 2,000 proteins across thousands of runs sounded like science fiction. So cool how far the technology has come (not at least thanks to DIA-NN @DemichevLab) #TeamMassSpec
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Unveiling a proteomic response for (almost) all genes in a species! Discover how we combine functional genomics & proteomics and uncover principles driving protein expression and redefine gene annotation strategies. 🌐📚 #Proteomics #Genomics #ScienceNews cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Does anyone here have experience with analysing DIA metabolomics data acquired in All Ions mode on an Agilent QTOF in MSDIAL @msdial_project ? Can I pick your brain for 10 mins pls
Super excited to be part of this year's EnterpriseTECH cohort @UCamEnterprise as an inventor and meet everyone at launch night yesterday!
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No…clonal young cells are not all the same!! Fantastic work by @KamradStephan and @RalserLab in developing an isotope labeled proteomics methods to identify metabolically heterogeneous cells 👏 Awesome to be part of this work!
My main PhD project is finally published: Young yeast colonies contain metabolic subpopulations, and 13C labelling and proteomics can be used to tag and deconvolute their proteome profiles. nature.com/articles/s41564-0…
My main PhD project is finally published: Young yeast colonies contain metabolic subpopulations, and 13C labelling and proteomics can be used to tag and deconvolute their proteome profiles. nature.com/articles/s41564-0…
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We had indirect evidence for years, that (isogenic) yeast cells exchange metabolites, metabolically specialize, and eventually, phenotypically diverge. But it was a challenge to measure it directly and to really prove it. Kudos to @KamradStephan nature.com/articles/s41564-0…













