Johan Decelle

@johandecelle.bsky.social

Marine biologist,

#RésultatScientifique 🌊 Prédateur ou partenaire ? Une nouvelle étude révèle que certains planctons marins avalent leurs proies … mais sans les digérer. Résultat : une étrange alliance, entre prédation et symbiose. 👉 Lire l'article dans @currentbiology.bsky.social

Ni proie, ni partenaire : le plancton qui floute la frontière entre prédation et symbiose

Dans une étude publiée dans Current Biology, des scientifiques montrent comment un plancton est capable de « vol

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Endosymbiosis remodels transporter expression in Phaeocystis algae. Beautiful work from the @johandecelle.bsky.social lab. It would be amazing to know whether the patterns in diurnal transporter expression also change the directionality of transport. 🧫🦠 academic.oup.com/ismej/advanc...

Transportome remodeling of a symbiotic microalga inside a planktonic host

Abstract. Metabolic exchange is one of the foundations of symbiotic associations between organisms and is a driving force in evolution. In the ocean, photo

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Science meets arts at the EMBL Imaging Centre! 🔬🎨 Several scientists shared their user experiences at this facility and explained why it is a unique place to turn your research into stunning, informative images. Read the full article here 👉 www.embl.org/news/connect... @johandecelle.bsky.social

From the bench to the EMBL Imaging Centre: when science meets art | EMBL

Scientists share their experiences at the EMBL Imaging Centre, creating stunning images and gaining experience on cutting-edge tools.

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This really is an excellent paper. It shows that plastid protein import machinery can be inherited through serial transfer, and that we should not expect additional membranes in tertiary plastids. In other words, serial transfers got easier to explain www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Plastid translocon recycling in dinoflagellates demonstrates the portability of complex plastids between hosts

The plastids of photosynthetic organisms on land are predominantly “primary plastids,” derived from an ancient endosymbiosis of a cyanobacterium. Conv…

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