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Prahathees Eswara

@eswaralab.bsky.social did:plc:e65acfngfrjmxaivh53uxw4p

Associate Professor at U. South Florida 🌴🌊 | Postdoc - NIH | PhD - U. Houston | Bacterial Cell Biologist 🔬 | he/him www.eswaralab.com

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Prahathees Eswara (@eswaralab.bsky.social) ist seit 11 Oktober 2023 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 897 Follower, folgt 460 Konten und hat 58 Posts veröffentlicht.

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  • Wiep Klaas Smits (ExpBac/CMAT)@smitslab.bsky.social

    The tryptophan prenyltransferase ComQ from Bacillus subtilis 168 can prenylate daptomycin at Trp1 febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

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  • Marc Bramkamp@bramkamplab.bsky.social

    Our paper on an SPFH Protein that couples membrane stress to differentiation in Bacillus subtilis is now online. It gives clues about the potential function of an SPFH domain protein in regulating a membrane embedded stress sensory system. enviromicro-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

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  • Adams Lab - Biology of Spirochetes@adamslab.bsky.social

    🚨 New preprint from our lab at NIAID! We discovered hundreds of sRNAs and mapped RNA–RNA interactions in the Lyme disease pathogen, revealing a dynamic regulatory network and OspR, an sRNA that directly binds and downregulates the mRNA encoding OspA, the antigen used in Lyme disease vaccines! 🧬

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  • Lily McKnight@lilymcknight.bsky.social

    I had the pleasure of sharing the GpsB story at USUHS today! Nothing beats chatting about cool bugs and actually seeing autumn foliage as a Floridian up in MD 😊 Thank you to @gwliechti-lab.bsky.social and @kristilynnfrank.bsky.social for all the fun (and for the cake!)

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  • Kumaran Ramamurthi@ramamurthilab.bsky.social

    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

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