Julia M. Brown

@viraljules.bsky.social

(mostly) marine microbial and viral ecology via all the 'omics Mainer from away check out my lab webpage at juliambrown.github.io

Please apply if you are interested in marine biogeochemistry and microbial dark oxygen production. Deadline: November 17th.

Beate Kraft @beatekraft.bsky.social · 10mo ago

📣Postdoc opportunity @nordcee.bsky.social , University of Southern Denmark! 📣 Join us and work with Bo Thamdrup and me on microbial dark oxygen production in marine oxygen minimum zones! Please share widely! Deadline: 17 November More information can be found here: tinyurl.com/2vuur3wh

Happy to team up with @microbe-enjoyer.bsky.social to highlight fantastic work by @gibbological.bsky.social, Alex Carr, and colleagues using community scale metabolic models to predict risk for C. difficile colonization! See the initial study here: www.cell.com/cell-systems...

Personalized Clostridioides difficile colonization risk prediction and probiotic therapy assessment in the human gut

Carr et al. show how microbial community-scale metabolic models (MCMMs) predict personalized Clostridioides difficile colonization risk and probiotic efficacy. MCMMs reveal key metabolic strategies ex...

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Connor Tiffany@microbe-enjoyer.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Happy to see the preview @joeyzacks.bsky.social and I wrote on the excellent paper recently published by the Gibbons Lab @gibbological.bsky.social is in press! I'd encourage folks interested in bacterial pathogenesis or microbial ecology to check out the preview and the research article!

"How Little We've Seen" Imagine measuring an area the size of Houston, then making generalizations about the entire globe. From analysis of Bell et al., that's just what we're doing with the deep seafloor. www.science.org/doi/full/10....

How little we’ve seen: A visual coverage estimate of the deep seafloor

In decades of deep-sea exploration, humans have observed only 0.001% of the deep seafloor, leaving 66% of planet Earth unseen.

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NIH funding supporting the HMMER and Infernal software projects has been terminated. NIH states that our work, as well as all other federally funded research at Harvard, is of no benefit to the US.

#phagesky Some partnerships are always fun!! Excited to share one such 🎉 product w Simon Roux, perspectives on our favorite “atypical” phages, for special issue to celebrate my former mentor Carol Gross @ UCSF Tapping the treasure trove of atypical phages www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Tapping the treasure trove of atypical phages

With advancements in genomics technologies, a vast diversity of ‘atypical’ phages, that is, with single-stranded DNA or RNA genomes, are being uncover…

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We're looking for suggestions on how to update and adapt the Minimum Information about an Uncultured Viral Genome (MIUVIG) reporting standard. What works? What needs updating? Check out the survey forms.gle/DPHvMFe8Gsdj... 🧵

MIUViG Update Survey

Since the development of the Minimum Information about an Uncultured Viral Genome (MIUViG) standard (Roux et al. 2019), there has been an explosion in the number of genomic data generated on unculture...

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