Kumaran Ramamurthi

ramamurthilab.bsky.social

16 October 2026 18:10

GpsB is the hardest working protein in Firmicutes (it's a hub that modulates ~10 different cell division & cell wall synthesis proteins), but how can one protein manage all this? Apparently, the answer is phosphorylation. Great new paper by @lilymcknight.bsky.social and @eswaralab.bsky.social

Lily McKnight

lilymcknight.bsky.social

14 October 2026 22:18

Thank you so much for letting me share the GpsB story with you all! And there's nothing more motivating than a slice of cake right after 😉

Dr. Kristi L. Frank

kristilynnfrank.bsky.social

14 October 2026 22:18

Exciting to have @lilymcknight.bsky.social from @eswaralab.bsky.social here today visiting the @gwliechti-lab.bsky.social and sharing her great work on on a busybody of a protein in S. aureus!

Greg Harrison

bactophile.bsky.social

12 October 2026 19:46

Cool story and a great thread!! The GpsB story just keeps getting cooler!

Lily McKnight

lilymcknight.bsky.social

12 October 2026 16:20

1/10 I am thrilled to announce my first first-author preprint, now live on bioRxiv! This focuses on my favorite little protein, GpsB, and its ties to fosfomycin resistance through phosphoregulation in S. aureus (a 🧵) www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...