MPI for Biology Tübingen & Friedrich Miescher Laboratory

MPI for Biology Tübingen & Friedrich Miescher Laboratory

@mpi-bio-fml.bsky.social

A joint channel for the Max Planck Institute for Biology Tübingen & Friedrich Miescher Laboratory. We study aspects of microbial, algal, fungi, plant & animal biology. www.bio.mpg.de/ www.fml.tuebingen.mpg.de/ Imprint: https://www.bio.mpg.de/3047/imprint

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Science and beauty are important, and at the Department of Algal Development and Evolution Max Planck Institute for Biology, we do both

Gut microbes shape the body’s response to vaccination. Researchers led by Ruth Ley discovered that the human gut microbiome may help determine how strongly the immune system reacts to vaccination, with bacterial flagellins contributing to inflammatory responses: www.bio.mpg.de/569449/news_...

bio.mpg.deGut microbes help set the body’s response to vaccinationDas menschliche Darmmikrobiom könnte mitbestimmen, wie stark das Immunsystem auf Impfungen reagiert. Dabei tragen bakterielle Flagelline zu Entzündungsreaktionen bei.

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The Max Planck Society and Max Planck Institute for Biology Tübingen in collaboration with the Department of Plant Production Sciences and Technologies at the University of Zimbabwe will be offering a FREE #ARTEMIS #BridgingMinds workshop on *Plant Genome Analysis*.

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Our review on S-layer anchoring and the epiplasmic space is out in Current Opinion in Microbiology. authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S...

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Tanmay Bharat@tbharat-lab.bsky.social

Diverse S-layer anchoring mechanisms create an epiplasmic space in prokaryotic cell envelopes. Our review with @bupbuse.bsky.social and @vikramalva.bsky.social discussing a cellular compartment created by the S-layer out in Current Opinion in Microbiology. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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We are hiring! Start at a #MaxPlanckInstitute with your own independent Max Planck Research Group. This position is equivalent to a W2 Professorship at a German university, or Associate Professor internationally. 🔗Apply until October 14th! www.mpg.de/career/max-p... #ScienceCareer #MPRG #TenureTrack

New paper in @NatureComms from former doctoral student @marlenygarcial.bsky.social in the Mutualisms Research Group @hassansalem.bsky.social, revealing a surprising new role for Yellow proteins: building protective gelatinous spheres around the symbiont Stammera.

Marleny García Lozano@marlenygarcial.bsky.social

The second chapter of my PhD thesis is out in @NatureComms 🎉!! we found that a "Yellow" protein, the same gene family known for pigmentation in many insects, has been repurposed to protect a beetle's bacterial symbiont. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Why do some birds migrate while others stay? A new paper by @junishigohoka.bsky.social in Phil. Trans. B explores how seasonal migration evolves in Eurasian blackcaps - combining a common garden experiment with single-cell epigenomics of the brain. 🔗 royalsocietypublishing.org/rstb/article...

Jun Ishigohoka@junishigohoka.bsky.social

New paper out in Phil. Trans. B! We set out to understand how seasonal migration evolves by combining a common garden experiment and scATAC-seq of the hypothalamus in ancestral migratory and derived resident populations of the Eurasian blackcap. 1/n

Interesting work by @atyakht.bsky.social and @anya-bogdanova.bsky.social from the Dept. of Microbiome Science. Bacterial flagellins come in thousands of different forms. This tool cuts through that complexity, helping predict how they’re sensed by TLR5, a key player in our innate immune system.

Wishing you all the best on your new adventure in Kiel Mike! We'll certainly miss you around @mpi-bio-fml.bsky.social but good luck as you build your new department and recruit a great team!

Michael Borg@borglab.bsky.social

Our group is moving from @mpi-bio-fml.bsky.social to the maritime city of Kiel! ⛵️🩵 I will lead the Department of Marine Plant Development and Physiology @uni-kiel.de 🌱🪸🌊 Look out for opportunities to join us in this exciting & growing hub for Plant, Marine & Evolutionary Biology in North Germany 🇩🇪