jmarsh.bsky.social
Group Leader navigating microbiome genetics & engineering @ Max Planck in Tübingen, Germany. Rarely late. ☕️🎧🇦🇺🎥
👤 Joined on 30 July 2023
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@marshlab.bsky.social@marshlab.bsky.social → @jmarsh.bsky.social@jmarsh.bsky.social → @marshomics.bsky.social@marshomics.bsky.social → @marshomics.com@marshomics.com → @jmarsh.bsky.social🤯🤯🤯 Prime editing + Gibson assembly =Prime Assembly at decent efficiency. Genome engineering technology is advancing so fast. Very exciting! Congratulations to all!
Show PostIn recombinant protein production, should we avoid rare codons—or rare tRNAs? In this new paper, I believe we make a compelling case that expressing rare tRNAs is a simple and efficient strategy to compensate for the use of rare codons. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...
Show Post🛠️New tool from the lab! #SHARK🦈: a new strain to support complex cloning of transient R6K expression plasmids – perfect for genome engineering. Work led by the talented Shivang Joshi and all strains and strain assembly tools enroute to Addgene. #synbio doi.org/10.1101/2025...
Show PostNew pre-print from the Banfield lab, highlighting an interesting case of 1.5Mb megaplasmids found in human gut. Plasmid genomes were resolved using #PacBio HiFi sequencing with hifiasm-meta for #metagenome assembly. Host association was detected using epigenetic signals. doi.org/10.1101/2025...
Show PostExclusion systems, far from slowing down plasmid spread, are in fact essential to preserve host cell viability and thereby ensure the successful dissemination of conjugative plasmids and antibiotic resistance genes. @nfrk92.bsky.social @narjournal.bsky.social academic.oup.com/nar/article/...
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