Rafa Pinilla-Redondo
@rafapinilla92
Asst. Prof. at @microUCPH, Copenhagen University. Excited about plasmids, phages, and bacterial immunity!👨‍🔬🔬 pinillaredondolab.com
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13-09-2012 07:50:19
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New work from Stephen Tang et al. that describes a fascinating set of reverse transcriptases involved in antiviral immunity. They synthesize tandem-repeat cDNAs that resemble telomeres, revealing an unexpected bacterial evolutionary origin of telomerase. Check out the thread!
✨New paper from José R Penadés and the San Millan labs. We found that non-conjugative plasmids 🧬 tend to have low mobility to promote functional diversity ⚔️💊 in bacterial communities🦠🦠. Brilliant work by Akshay, Alfonso Santos-López and others cell.com/cell-reports/f…
Happy to share that our paper on the PlPVC1 eCIS is out in Nature Communications 🥳 Congratulations to first author Leyre MarĂn-Arraiza and all co-authors! #cryoEM cryoEM Papers CPRatUCPH nature.com/articles/s4146…
Looking for great PhD candidates! Excited to collab with Prof Mark Szczelkun at Bristol UK, studying MADS phage defence. This will be a CASE studentship including research visits to New England Biolabs HQ in MA, USA 🤓 New England Biolabs shorturl.at/KZGup deadline 3rd Dec
Phages isolated during the 2023 edition of the Fundamentals of Basic and Applied Phage Biology Doctoral Program in Infections and Antimicrobials course at Lund University are out! Phages from the 2025 edition of the Fundamentals are already sequenced and will be reported in 2026. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/sp…