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Very cool work done revealing insight into a symbiotic relationship of major agricultural and environmental importance, by combining single-cell and spatial transcriptomics for the analysis of complex organismal interactions

I’m happy to share our latest research paper is now published in Cell Reports! 📝🌱🔬 In this study, we explore the fascinating role bacterial bioluminescence plays in regulating complex interactions in the soil ecosystem. You can read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/efgZi-tg

🌟 Excited to share the Title Story of Bioengineering, Volume 9 Issue 4: Microbiome Analysis via OTU and ASV-Based Pipelines—A Comparative Interpretation of Ecological Data in WWTP Systems. 🥼 This paper is authored by Jan Torsten Jeske and Claudia Gallert, from University of Applied Science Emden/Leer, Germany. 💡 In this work, thermophilic anaerobic co-digestion experimental data, together with primary and waste-activated sludge prokaryotic community data, were analyzed with two pipelines that apply different principles when dealing with technical, sequencing, and PCR biases. Welcome to view this paper here👉 : https://lnkd.in/g4CTiXuc. #OTU #ASV #Illumina #pipelines #bioinformatics #wastewater #microbiome #sequence_processing #sequence_data #microbial_community_composition

Our new research article "Spatial co-transcriptomics reveals discrete stages of the arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis" is finally available online in Nature Plants! Take a look here: https://lnkd.in/gVBQUtsH

#AgricultureMdpi - 2023 Highly Cited Paper 📜 Rhizobia: A Promising Source of Plant Growth-Promoting Molecules and Their Non-Legume Interactions: Examining Applications and Mechanisms ✍️ Authors: Sara Fahde et al. 🔗 Link: https://lnkd.in/g_xzTeAs #Rhizobium #PGPR #legumes #non_legumes #symbiosis #biofertilizers

My first coauthorship publication of this year elucidates the role of Trichoderma in the alteration of the adverse consequences associated with elevated levels of atmospheric CO2 in rice. This collaborative work has been published in Physiologia Plantarum journal. https://lnkd.in/gddirAfA

Exciting news! 🎉 A new preprint from my PhD research is out and delves into the production, use, and quotas of a key microbial currency in cultures and the Northwest Atlantic Ocean. 🌊 Our paper is the second ever environmental quantifications of pseudocobalamin, a metabolite that is hypothesized to influence marine microbial community composition and activity. We also suggest a simple proxy to estimate pseudocobalamin inventory, which is no easy feat! Our research combined targeted metabolomics with targeted proteomics to investigate the protein to co-factor relationship, and factors that influence it. As you can imagine, putting culture measurements into an environmental context is not as straightforward as it may seem, but with the help of some wonderful co-authors, we were able to make it happen. M. Alejandra Soto Anna Gleason Nan Chen We're excited to move forward with the review process and share our findings with the scientific community. Stay tuned for more updates! ✨

Happy 50 th birthday Cell by Cell Press! 🎂 In the anniversary issue, our colleague A. Murat Eren and Jillian Banfield describe how modern microbiology uncovered the once unimaginable richness & dynamism of microbial communities. Microbes were the only life form on Earth for most of the history of our planet. Even today, they still make up the majority of species that are vital to the health of our planet. They produce much of our oxygen, help plants grow, maintain biogeochemical cycles and thus sustain our ecosystems. “In our opin­ion, mi­cro­bi­o­logy, with its goal of un­der­stand­ing mi­cro­bial life and its po­ten­tial to use mi­crobes to solve our most press­ing prob­lems through ad­vances in bi­o­tech­no­logy and bio­medi­cine, is ar­gu­ably the most im­port­ant sci­ence in the middle of the 21st cen­tury,” says A. Murat Eren. But the authors also re­cog­nize that we are still in the pro­cess of learn­ing how to use huge amounts of data to re­solve yet-to-be-un­der­stood pro­cesses of nat­ural eco­sys­tems through in­teg­rat­ive, in­ter­dis­cip­lin­ary, and scal­able means. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eyMbbM8U Original paper: https://lnkd.in/eF4Ks7jr

🌟 New Review Alert! 🌟 We're excited to share our latest review: "The Dynamics of Fungal Spore Dispersal: Insights from Microfluidic Models." Traditional lab methods fail to mimic natural conditions, but microfluidics technology offers dynamic microenvironments that match natural fungi habitats. Concepts like “Fungi-On-Chip” and “Spore-On-Chip” are gaining traction, offering insights previously impossible with conventional methods. Read the full review here: https://lnkd.in/ehCi7Hut #Microfluidics #FungalResearch #SporeDispersal #Elveflow