🥼We're hiring! Join the @JenalLab at the Biozentrum, University of Basel, as a Technician in Cell Culture & Human Tissues (80-100%). Contribute to groundbreaking research on lung infections and antibiotic discovery. Starting Sept 2024.
📅Apply now: biped2.biozentrum.unibas.ch/…
Our c-di-GMP sensor story is finally out in @NatureComms: rdcu.be/dHsEh. Including new data demonstrating cdGreen2 as a convenient tool to study DGC and PDE activity in vitro. Great collaboration with @simon_vanvliet and @MaierLab!
Happy to share our new piece of work: a robust, sensitive ratiometric c-di-GMP biosensor, cdGreen2. cdGreen2 allows monitoring of c-di-GMP dynamics over generations in various organisms. (1/2)
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AntiResist, in collaboration with Roche Infectious Disease Discovery group, is hiring a Postdoctoral researcher to establish novel 3D in vitro systems for respiratory bacterial infections. Please check out the full ad on the University of Basel portal biped2.biozentrum.unibas.ch/…
#NCCR "AntiResist": new approaches to combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria Home institution: University of Basel Federal funding 2020-2023: CHF 17 million
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2 positions available immediately on toxin-antitoxin systems in Pseudomonas aeruginosa:
1 PhD student in structural biology & biochemistry ow.ly/vxih50wKlUB
1 PostDoc in microbial single cell analysis & microfluidics ow.ly/Psxe50wKnem#Biozentrum#Basel#joboffer
Congrats to our Master student Fabienne Estermann for winning the Public Choice Award of the Science Film Hackathon. Amazing work in just 3 days! “The Science of Love” youtu.be/kDqrhybw64c@ExposureSciFilm
Congrats to our PhD student Christina Manner for her great Science communication movie created during the Science Film Hackathon. Wonderful example of Science communication with beautiful watercolor illustrations. “Lively Dinner Table” youtu.be/I7fPDvGnIOU@ExposureSciFilm
Divide and conquer
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A recent study reports that P. aeruginosa surface colonization triggers asymmetrical divisions, which generate specialized cell types — a ‘spreader’ for dissemination of the pathogen and a ‘striker’ that causes tissue damage @urs_jenal
#Paeruginosa boosts c-di-GMP within seconds upon surface contact to activate adherent pili. Asymmetric division generates a striker (locally attacks tissues) and a spreader (remote colonization). More at @cellhostmicrobecell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…