damelab.bsky.social
Interested in the organisation of chromatin in bacteria and archaea, its interplay with transcription and evolution. Methods: single-molecule and ensemble biochemistry, genetics, molecular microbiology, 3D genomics, (computational) structural biology.
👤 Joined on 28 September 2023
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@damelab.bsky.socialOur paper on the dynamics of Asgard archaea (Promethearchaeota) is now out in Nature! Huge thanks to the reviewers for helping make the manuscript stronger. www.nature.com/articles/s41... Two “Lokis” stained for Lokiactin (FastAct, magenta), reaching toward each other to celebrate 🎉 #archaea
Show PostAsgard archaea, named for the realm of the Norse gods, changed scientists' views on the origins of eukaryotes go.nature.com/4j9qxtQ
Show PostThe scientific programme is shaped by: Daan Brinks, Nicole van der Wel, @alessandra-cambi.bsky.social i.bsky.social , @drjorine.bsky.social Silke Henkes, @damelab.bsky.social lab.bsky.social, Daan Vorselen, @sergiipud.bsky.social , @gjstephens.bsky.social
Show PostThe PoL research community committee tiny.cc/4ij7101 also organizes their PI meeting during the conference: Kristin Grußmayer, Jeroen van Zon, @alessandra-cambi.bsky.social, @damelab.bsky.social, @dulinlab.bsky.social, Christian Kaiser, Armagan Kocer, Nicholas Kurniawan, Camilla Terenzi, Rikfa Vlijm
Show Post"Chromatin organization in Asgard archaea: Histones, SMC complexes, and the archaeal roots of eukaryotic chromatin" by Remus Dame & colleagues (@damelab.bsky.social) "Understanding chromatin organization in Asgard archaea is key to understanding how eukaryotic chromatin evolved." shorturl.at/6bLvx
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