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News from the Sternberg lab at Columbia Univ., HHMI. Posts are from lab members and not Samuel Sternberg unless signed SHS. Posts represent personal views only.
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1/7 Last week the Sternberg Lab welcomed ~40 junior & senior high school AP Research students from the East Meadow school district (and their incredible teachers) into our lab at Columbia University.
1/5 Telomerase has long been linked to chromosome maintenance in eukaryotes. Now, we show that telomerase-like activity is also present in bacteria, shedding new light on its ancient origins.
Excited to share that our work on DRT10 is now out in @Nature!
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
4/5 DRT10 biochemistry and structure (with @IsraelF96135088): xitter.cf/SternbergLab/status/20…
1/11 New preprint from the Sternberg lab in collaboration with the Fernández lab! We are excited to share our structure-function study of DRT10, a bacterial defense-associated reverse transcriptase that synthesizes long tandem-repeat DNA.🧵
More here: biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
1/2 Here we report the activity of Arc, a 50-aa DNA-binding protein encoded within IS605-family transposons. biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
1/13 — New pre-print from the Sternberg Lab in collaboration with Leifu Chang's Lab! TnpB nucleases have repeatedly given rise to TldRs, nuclease-dead RNA-guided transcription factors. Here we define the biological role of a TldR clade in its native host.
biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
12/13 — TldR is a naturally evolved parallel to engineered CRISPRi. Repression of an OppA variant shifts the relative contribution of remaining paralogs, which could influence which peptides a cell imports. What induces TldR natively remains unknown.
biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…




