Mike Petassi

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Mike Petassi

Mike Petassi

@MikePetassi

Postdoc in Greene lab @DNAcurtain @ColumbiaPS \\\ PhD from @JoePetersLab

New York, NY Katılım Aralık 2020
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Mike Petassi
Mike Petassi@MikePetassi·
@jpkbravo #3 does not disappoint! Love that you captured the elusive NTS. Congrats all!
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Jack Bravo@jpkbravo·
...And here's another super cool story. 5 new structures showing type I-C Cascade activation, and Acrs can exploit this to shut down adaptive immunity. Movie is apo -> partial R-loop -> complete R-loop -> AcrIF2-bound -> AcrIC4-bound biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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Joseph E. Peters
Joseph E. Peters@JoePetersLab·
Happy #TransposonDay2021 from the Peters Lab at Cornell University, Barbara McClintock's training ground!
Mobile DNA@MobDNAjournal

Happy Transposon Day 2021! On June 16 in 1902, Barbara McClintock was born, founder of the #transposon field and Nobel laureate. We, the editors of @MobDNAjournal, are curious to hear how she or her work influenced your career! #TransposonDay2021 mobilednajournal.biomedcentral.com/transposonday2…

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Mike Petassi@MikePetassi·
Congrats to @kellogg_liz and co for the first lab pre-print and very happy to be on board! More Tn7-like transposon structure and mechanism to see, this time of the #CRISPR-Cas wielding RNA-guided variety.
Liz Kellogg ❄️🔬@kellogg_liz

The @kellogg_liz lab has posted its first pre-print! Here we continue our mechanistic studies of 'jumping genes' or transposases, in close collaboration with @JoePetersLab on CRISPR-associated transposases ( Type V-K CAST elements). biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Mike Petassi@MikePetassi·
Expanding our understanding of dual-pathway transposition (1 - plasmids; 2 - chromosomal attachment sites) with Tn7-like elements one family at a time. New preprint from bioinformatics wizard @PopoMicro on Tn7-CRISPR-Cas12k
Joseph E. Peters@JoePetersLab

Tn7-CRISPR-Cas12K transposons categorize guide RNAs for different types of integration targets. Previously shown for type I-F3 systems. Grad student @PopoMicro shows an analogous process evolved with Cas12K systems. 1/6 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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