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#Vivaldi browser has a fantastic page tiling feature which I have been finding super useful when reading preprints on #bioRxiv, where the tables and figures can often be inconveniently right at the back, away from the relevant text. Also super useful when following links to references 👍

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#Vivaldi #biorxiv #academicliterature

New #ISEPpapers #preprint! Comprehensive analysis of the microbial consortium in the culture of flagellate #Monocercomonoides exilis biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20… #protists #microbes #mitochondria #bacteria #biorxiv @biorxivpreprint

"Monocercomonoides exilis is the only known amitochondriate eukaryote, making it an excellent model for studying the implications of mitochondrial reduction from a cellular and evolutionary point of view."

raphic showing a complicated map of metabolic pathways

Comprehensive analysis of the microbial consortium in the culture of flagellate Monocercomonoides exilis

Monocercomonoides exilis is the only known amitochondriate eukaryote, making it an excellent model for studying the implications of mitochondrial reduction from a cellular and evolutionary point of view. Although M.
bioRxiv
#bacteria #protists #preprint #mitochondria #microbes #biorxiv #iseppapers #monocercomonoides @bioRxiv

Ever wondered why your #TRIS-buffered solutions turn turbid on the shelf so quickly? Look no further, it’s #pseudomonas. new study from our lab out as a preprint describing a complete TRIS degradation pathway in #bacteria biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20… #microbiology #HGT #biorxiv

A patchwork pathway of apparently recent origin enables degradation of the synthetic buffer compound TRIS in bacteria

The widely used synthetic chemical 2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-propane-1,3-diol (TRIS) was long considered to be biologically inert. Herein, we describe a complete degradation pathway for the catabolism of TRIS in bacteria.
bioRxiv
#bacteria #microbiology #biorxiv #HGT #tris #Pseudomonas

Phages... So many #phage and they are all #prophage integrated into a #bacteria #genome

A few million prophages from > million bacterial genomes

Are prophages good or bad for bacteria? The data shows they provide heaps of benefits

The paper is in #biorxiv and the data is on #figshare

biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20…

open.flinders.edu.au/projects/…


The Promise and Pitfalls of Prophages

Phages dominate every ecosystem on the planet. While virulent phages sculpt the microbiome by killing their bacterial hosts, temperate phages provide unique growth advantages to their hosts through lysogenic conversion.
bioRxiv
#bacteria #phage #genome #biorxiv #prophage #figshare

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