Linhan Wang

Been working on a really strange retron bacterial immune system, here's the preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Type VI retrons are unlike any other. Phage infection triggers reverse transcription of a DNA fragment that activates translation of a toxin to kill the infected cell.

Check out MitoScribe, our new preprint led by @Linhan_W: biorxiv.org/content/10.1... It's an analog molecular recorder that uses neutral base edits to the mitochondrial genome to store info about historical signaling in a cell. Single cell resolution at scale (see next post)!

A team at Gladstone developed a technology that lets them edit the genomes of bacteria-fighting viruses, known as phages, in a streamlined and highly effective way. @seth_shipman @katecrawdaddy @ChloeFishman @NatureBiotech @UCSF @UCSF_BTS @czbiohub bit.ly/3XIW4rL

@EricRGreene1 @SFSU Congrats Eric!!!

I’m excited to announce that I’ll be starting as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry @SFSU this fall!

Finally! A happy ending of my graduation work. Thanks to all the people who contributed to our work. twitter.com/MolecularCell/…

Online Now: TMUB1 is an endoplasmic reticulum-resident escortase that promotes the p97-mediated extraction of membrane proteins for degradation dlvr.it/SWSKzw