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Caulobacter produces a phage-like element that provides template DNA recombination, enabling survival in genotoxic conditions All I can say at this point is that I ❤️ microbiology - the plasticity and interdependence that comes from such long co-evolution Michael Laub

Yes!! Love seeing Tong Zhang highlighted in this shoutout to #womeninSTEM - richly deserved!

Really jazzed to share a #review on #phagetherapy Cell that I wrote w/ @Vivek_Mutalik Graham Hatfull & chipatucsd. Let the #phage begin! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Such a pleasure for Leah Smith and I to highlight for Molecular Cell the amazing work in nature from Tong Zhang Gemma C Atkinson Vasili Hauryliuk Michael Laub Abel Garcia-Pino and team on how a #phage capsid directly activates a #toxin-antitoxin system. Microbiology and Immunology Otago University of Otago

Thanks @MarraffiniLab for hosting me at Rockefeller last Friday! An amazing visit - great science and great people from start to finish.

Lis Lowe👩🏼‍🔬 Addgene Yes! Histidine in histidine kinase, forever. Michael Laub

Last chance to submit an abstract for this year‘s „New approaches and concepts in Microbiology“ meeting

👋I’m back. And I wrote about the current wave of attempts to downplay long COVID—less outright denial & more "it’s real but no big deal". Except: it very much is. It’s a substantial and ongoing crisis that still demands our attention. 1/ theatlantic.com/health/archive…

I wonder what it's like to have a very specific hole in one's thought processes that results in "surely this uni admin with every incentive to lie wouldn't lie to ME"

So excited for you to join us MIT Biology. And especially excited for your lab to be down the hall from mine. Welcome, Sergey Ovchinnikov!

Excited that Aoshu Zhong's exciting work on an antitoxin encoded within a toxin is now published. Lovely to collaborate with Xiaofang Jiang and Michael Laub and Alison Hickman and Fred Dyda pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

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