Rita Rebollo

Rita Rebollo

@ritarebollo.bsky.social

just Rita

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The Bioinformatic analysis of TEs is almost full! If interested in TE, you cannot miss this course with such an amazing team of instructors @valentinapeona.bsky.social @ritarebollo.bsky.social & @clementgoubert.bsky.social www.physalia-courses.org/courses-work...

physalia-courses.orgBioinformatic analysis of Transposable Elements2nd-6th November 2026 To foster international participation, this course will be held online
Physalia-courses@ONLINE@physaliacourses.bsky.social

🧬 Interested in Transposable Elements? Join our course with @valentinapeona.bsky.social @ritarebollo.bsky.social @clementgoubert.bsky.social & learn about TE libraries, genome annotation, insertion polymorphism, transcriptomics, manual curation and much more www.physalia-courses.org/courses-work...

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Hi! Working with friends, best thing ever! Bonne lecture! #TEs&Friends

Johann Confais@johannconfais.bsky.social

📢 We (@clementgoubert.bsky.social @ritarebollo.bsky.social) are happy to share our new mini-review: “Computational Tools and Lessons Learned from Annotating Transposable Elements in Insect Genomes” doi.org/10.1016/j.co... #TransposableElements #TEannotation #InsectGenomics #Bioinformatics #TEsky 🧵👇

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The last chapter of my PhD work is now live on MBE. This has been an incredible project, combining genomics, proteomics, as well as transcriptomics that resolves total mRNA from ribosome-associated mRNA (which we infer to be in the process of translation).

Molecular Biology and Evolution@molbioevol.bsky.social

@ironark.bsky.social et al. measured transcript abundance, ribosome-associated RNA, and protein abundance in bacterial endosymbionts, suggesting a mechanism for aberrant pseudogene-derived protein removal. 🔗 doi.org/10.1093/molbev/msag153 #societyjournal #evobio #molbio

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Major development in the #Transposon world! Repbase is joining the Dfam project and becomes open-access! link.springer.com/article/10.1...

link.springer.comUnifying Repbase and Dfam: a new open foundation for transposable element research - Mobile DNARepbase and Dfam, the two foundational resources for transposable element annotation, are being unified into a single, fully open access framework, with Repbase released under CC-0 and its core curati...

A New Open Foundation for TE Research: GIRI is transitioning the full Repbase collection to an open-access license and joining the Dfam effort to help build a unified open resource for transposable element research. Full announcement: tinyurl.com/48665xss

Yes!!!!

RepeatMasker Project@repeatmasker.bsky.social

A New Open Foundation for TE Research: GIRI is transitioning the full Repbase collection to an open-access license and joining the Dfam effort to help build a unified open resource for transposable element research. Full announcement: tinyurl.com/48665xss

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Our paper "Gene ancestries reveal diverse microbial associations during eukaryogenesis.” is finally out in Nature. Eukaryogenesis was likely a gradual process shaped by multiple microbial partners and virus-mediated gene transfer, rather than a single binary symbiosis. doi.org/10.1038/s415...

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Replying to @metalichen.bsky.social

Next, Jesus Uxue Mendez Leyva on a recently acquired bacterial endosymbionts in weevils. Their genomes have lots mobile genomic elements suggesting that they are undergoing a period of genomic instability, and the genes associated with TEs might play a role in the symbiosis #EESSymbiosis

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Bravo Anaïs!

INRAE UMR BF2I@inrae-umr-bf2i.bsky.social

🎓 Congratulations to @sianalarue.bsky.social who successfully defended her PhD on the role of #transposable elements 🧬 in driving phenotypic plasticity in flies last Friday. We also thank the jury members for an exciting discussion! 👏

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How do pluripotent stem cells resist harmful interferon responses to safeguard development? Through total epigenetic lockdown of ligands, sensors and effectors of IFN-I. In our preprint, James Holt shares his PhD discoveries on the ground state of immune evasion 😊: www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...

biorxiv.orgEpigenetic lockdown of type I interferon sensing and signalling in human pluripotent cells.The Human Silencing Hub (HUSH) complex safeguards genome integrity in human somatic cells by repressing transposable elements and regulating type I interferon (IFN-I) induction. In early development, ...

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Come talk Symbiosis with me! 😍

INRAE UMR BF2I@inrae-umr-bf2i.bsky.social

📅 On October 10–11, members of @inrae-umr-bf2i.bsky.social & MAP will guide you through the alleys of La Doua Campus to talk all about symbiosis! ✨ Book your slot here 👉 www.fetedelascience.fr/la-symbiose-... 🎉 Join us for a fun time at Fête de la Science!

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A little late to share, but still thrilled 🤗! What started as two independent stories, one in Clermont-Ferrand (@igred.fr) and one in Cambridge (Hannon’s group @cruk-mi.bsky.social ), turned into a joint adventure to decode how Rhino picks its favorite piRNA clusters. When forces unite… 👇👇👇

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🧬🌽 Happy Transposon Day! 🌽🧬 Today we celebrate the birthday of Barbara McClintock - scientist extraordinaire and discoverer of jumping genes. Still the only woman to have an unshared Nobel Prize in the biomedical sciences #TransposonDay2025