@loftia.bsky.social Loftia looks like a wholesome and fun game! It says on steam it'll be online co-op, to you plan to make it local co-op too? My partner doesn't use steam but we play games together using steam link to our TV.
Steven Shaw
@steven-shaw.bsky.social
Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Bristol examining Anti-phage systems in the Szczelkun Lab| Biochemical, Biophysical and Nanopore
Exciting PhD opportunity! Uncover the molecular mechanism of the MADS bacterial immune system and its synergy with CRISPR-Cas. Based in the Szczelkun lab in Bristol with strong collaboration with the Blower lab at NEB and opportunities to work with other amazing research groups! Link below:
New preprint! Using single-molecule and kinetic assays combined with nanopore, myself, @alex-hg.bsky.social, @oscart32.bsky.social & co showed that the SauUSI restriction enzyme from S. aureus recognizes methylated DNA and initiates a motor-driven shredding process. www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
Happy that the final version of our Lamassu work @yli18smc.bsky.social is now out: www.nature.com/articles/s41... Thanks again to our awesome collaborators @mblokesch.bsky.social and David and co and Mark Szczelkun and @steven-shaw.bsky.social and the DCI Lausanne @fbm-unil.bsky.social
Stephan Gruber@gruberlab.bsky.social · last yr.Glad to share the work of @yli18smc.bsky.social and co on Lamassu, a bacterial defense system related to Rad50/Mre11 (RM). While RM carefully trims DNA ends for repair, Lamassu chops up the host chromosome. Our study reveals how it is regulated to minimize damage, activating only during infection.
Glad to share the work of @yli18smc.bsky.social and co on Lamassu, a bacterial defense system related to Rad50/Mre11 (RM). While RM carefully trims DNA ends for repair, Lamassu chops up the host chromosome. Our study reveals how it is regulated to minimize damage, activating only during infection.