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Higher-order oligomeric assemblies are common across immune systems in all domains of life... 𝘽𝙪𝙩 𝙬𝙝𝙮!? 🤔
Using recent insights into bacterial immunity, we discuss the possible evolutionary advantages of these fascinating architectures🧬🏛️: rb.gy/cbwxxp
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🧵1/ Dive into the fascinating world of bacterial immunity with our latest forum article on immune supramolecular assemblies! w/ @SimonJacksonNZ @rafapinilla92 doi.org/10.1016/j.tim.2024.0…. 🦠🛡️ #microbiology #phage – at Dunedin City, New Zealand
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Very pleased to share our ✨New Paper✨ about an epigenetic conflict between a restriction–modification system and a methylation-dependent nuclease.
Want to know how that pans out? Continue reading here 🧵👇🏻 or head over to @NAR_Open for the full story: academic.oup.com/nar/advance…
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📦 PADLOC-DB v1.2.0 just dropped, update your local database to add 26 types of Abi systems, including BstA from Owen et al. (doi.org/10/g29b) or check it out on the web server (padloc.otago.ac.nz) 🔥☠️🔍 #phage
The next PADLOC #phagedefence update is out: including 'classic' abortive infection (Abi) and exclusion systems, plus the recently discovered BstA system by @implosian @NWenner @jay_salsa and team.
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🎉 Proud to share my 1st first-author paper! Introducing our new tool for defence system identification: PADLOC academic.oup.com/nar/advance… @NAR_Open 📰 (1/10)






