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chloe retweeted
24 Sep 2024
🚨 Episode 6 of #FromBenchtoPodcast is live! 🎙️👩🏻🔬 Tune in as @ChloeFishman and I dive into the fascinating world of #PhageTherapy, the importance of #Mentorship, and a touch of #Astrobiology! 🦠👩🏻🚀
Don’t miss this exciting conversation
@NatureBiotech
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chloe retweeted
9 Sep 2024
First, phages helped us to modify bacterial genomes (lambda-red), now bacterial defense related elements- retrons- help to modify phage genomes - so cool. Will be very interesting to use this method- ordering oligs for cloning:)
A new retron-based method from the innovative @seth_shipman lab now allows making multiple mutations in a phage genome in a single, easy process - from point mutations to small insertions and deletions
Read the overview by @IlyaOsterman
nature.com/articles/s41587-0…
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A new retron-based method from the innovative @seth_shipman lab now allows making multiple mutations in a phage genome in a single, easy process - from point mutations to small insertions and deletions
Read the overview by @IlyaOsterman
nature.com/articles/s41587-0…
5 Sep 2024
Multiplexed editing of phage genomes using retrons, now published at @NatureBiotech with lots of new bells and whistles. @ChloeFishman @katecrawdaddy @BhattaraiKline @Darshini_Poola @thekarenzhang @alex_gonzadel @matromont
nature.com/articles/s41587-0…
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chloe retweeted
5 Sep 2024
Multiplexed editing of phage genomes using retrons, now published at @NatureBiotech with lots of new bells and whistles. @ChloeFishman @katecrawdaddy @BhattaraiKline @Darshini_Poola @thekarenzhang @alex_gonzadel @matromont
nature.com/articles/s41587-0…
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chloe retweeted
5 Sep 2024
Continuous multiplexed phage genome editing using recombitrons go.nature.com/3yUNYTi
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chloe retweeted
30 Jul 2024
Immense gratitude to Luciano (@MarraffiniLab) for his support, @daltonbanh for his invaluable guidance, and @ChloeFishman for daily laughter and inspiration. Studying bacTIRial ;) immunity with you all has been one of the greatest joys of my life. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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chloe retweeted
6 Mar 2024
Multiple packaging simulations produced globally different conformations of the packaged genome, suggesting that the packaging process itself gives mature virions individual traits encoded by the topology of its genome.
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chloe retweeted
18 Jul 2023
New preprint! Simultaneous multi-site editing of individual genomes using retron arrays. We're trying to make it easier to make multiple, non-adjacent, precise mutations to a genome without long cycles of editing, isolating , and editing again. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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chloe retweeted
16 Apr 2023
“The microbes we found in Hawaii could be similar to microbes that once lived on Mars, or even microbes that live there today,” says @ChloeFishman. Fishman is now an RA at Gladstone. Read more about her work prior to joining our team. ⬇️
go.nasa.gov/3my45Qe
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chloe retweeted
7 Apr 2023
Learn more about @NASAExpeditions and how studying life on Earth helps @NASA search for life on Mars: go.nasa.gov/4397plv
ALT Four scientists hike across the Maua Loa volcano in Hawaii, trekking across dark rubble piles of rocks that form when lava cools quickly. Dense fog almost reaches the ground as they traverse the open landscape.
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chloe retweeted
7 Apr 2023
While in a Hawaiian lava tube, astrobiologists discovered new species of microorganisms thriving in the extreme environment! Data gathered will inform future missions to Martian lava tubes, locations some suspect life could’ve migrated to after Mars’ surface became inhospitable.
ALT Two silhouettes of scientists are seen as the researchers lower themselves 30 feet through an opening in the ground, which formed where part of a lava tube collapsed. Wearing a headlamp, gloves, and kneed pads, they climb down the tube's rocky walls deep under the ground. Bright sunlight shines at the mouth of the lava tube but only reaches a few feet into the opening, and the scientists lower themselves into the rocky darkness.
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chloe retweeted
27 Mar 2023
*Preprint Alert* This one’s in a new area for the lab: phage editing! We're using retrons to produce recombineering donors ~inside~ bacterial hosts. A wild-type phage infects the host and an edited phage comes out. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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chloe retweeted
16 Mar 2022
I’m excited to share our new paper on the fundamental biology of RETRONS.
Retrons are incredible molecular machines that produce small fragments of reverse transcribed DNA in bacteria that functions in phage defense.
academic.oup.com/nar/advance…
@NAR_Open @GladstoneInst @UCSF_BTS
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chloe retweeted
19 Aug 2019
This week, the @NASAGoddard Instrument Field Team (GIFT) is on the Mauna Loa volcano in Hawaii, researching underground caves formed by molten lava, called lava tubes, so we can better understand them on other planets.
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chloe retweeted
22 Aug 2019
We are testing methods to detect those microbes and also defining where in the lava tube is a good place to find them. That way, when we go to Mars we can know how and where to look for microbial life.
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chloe retweeted
22 Aug 2019
Okay out of the tube again. See all that white stuff from the lava tube? It’s full of life. We are here to find out what microbes are there and how they get their energy. From chemicals? Water? Sunlight? For example some bacteria use sulfur to live & reproduce.
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chloe retweeted
21 Aug 2019
What gear do you need to stay safe in a lava tube? We made this handy guide
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chloe retweeted
21 Aug 2019
Okay tube break to post and take a moment to share how cool this lava tube is. CAVE SCIENCE!!!
ALT Scientist climbs down into a lava tube
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chloe retweeted
21 Aug 2019
Day 3 - heading into the lava tube with the Geochemistry team. The team is collecting samples and taking measurements with a few different instruments - all with the goal of figuring out what the rocks in the lava tube are made of. Do they contain life? What kind?
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chloe retweeted
21 Aug 2019
Seismic waves travel through air much more slowly than they travel through rock, so theoretically, if there’s a big space filled with air underground we should be able to tell based on the time and energy of the waves we detect.
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