Thank you to @robinson_julia of Chemistry World (Royal Society of Chemistry) for a lovely write up of our work. Read the article here: chemistryworld.com/news/ultr…. And for the original paper: nature.com/articles/s41564-0…
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Using cryo-electron microscopy two different groups have revealed new insights into how flagellum power bacteria to get where they're going. @robinson_julia reports: chemistryworld.com/news/ultr…
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Thank you for the kind words. We will look forward to the blog.
Reducing the complexity of a fascinating molecular motor. Read our Behind the Paper blog, where we detail our journey to deciphering the structural basis for how bacterial flagella shift into reverse gear: communities.springernature.c…
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New meningitis vaccine developed by the @TangLabOxford!
The new chimeric protein-based #vaccine to tackle #MenB is the result of a strategic collaboration between @UniofOxford & @SerumInstIndia
Find out more: path.ox.ac.uk/news-article/n…
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Also hot off the press! Our latest article on the structural analysis of protein transport by the T9SS is out now 👇nature.com/articles/s41564-0…
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Thrilled to share that we teamed up across @theNCI and @nih_nhlbi to discover #degraders against #hRpn13 that trigger #apoptosis in #cancer cells in a study led by @xiuxiu_lu with structural data from @Monikachandrav2. 🎉
link.springer.com/10.1038/s4…
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Published today @SJohnsonDPhil and @justindeme85 story finally revealing the molecular basis for transmission of uni-directional ion flow into bi-directional rotation of the bacterial flagellum doi.org/10.1038/s41564-024-0… – at Frederick, MD
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Check out our latest paper where we identify a new C-terminal export signal in flagellar Type III secretion substrates which provides further evidence against a subunit capture/chain mechanism for flagellar assembly. doi.org/10.1128/mbio.03067-2…
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Very happy to share some work from my PhD which is now published in Nature Communications! We have identified a new type of T7SS substrate which has a strange ‘reverse’ secretion signal. doi.org/10.1038/s41467-023-4…
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Check out our new paper @ nature.com/articles/s41467-0… from my time working in the fantastic Chung lab @TranslatingRNA. Also check out our "Behind the Paper" post go.nature.com/3GCnE09.
@ Filip Lastovka, @TranslatingRNA, @CamPathology, @OJ_Bryant. More to come from us soon!








