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Tutkijankoulutuspilotin vaikutukset tulevat olemaan mittavat ja kauaskantoiset, kirjoittaa neljä tohtoriohjelman johtajaa Viikon jutussa. Lue blogi: Tohtorikoulutus murroksessa ➡️ blogs.helsinki.fi/med-viikonjutt…

Bakteerin geenien ilmentymistä voi ohjata punaisen valon avulla. @helsinkiuni ja @jyuscience tutkijoiden menetelmää voi hyödyntää esimerkiksi lääkeproteiinien tuotannossa. helsinki.fi/fi/laaketietee…

Check out what we've been up to with @heikki_takala, @MoeglichLab, helsinki.fi/en/faculty-med… @helsinkiuni, @jyuscience

@MoeglichLab @heikki_takala True 🎉 Another interesting story by @MoeglichLab doi.org/10.1021/acssyn…

@MultamakiE @heikki_takala ... and your other design made it into the TOC list not only once but twice 😉

My design about our recent study made it to the cover of ACS Synthetic Biology! 🔥#MyACSCover We developed red light regulated optogenetic tools to regulate gene expression in E.coli cells. Check out details here: doi.org/10.1021/acssyn… @heikki_takala, @MoeglichLab

Here's our new article -- potentially, everything you ever wanted to know about light-regulated gene expression in bacteria (& much more). frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… Welcome opportunity to team up once again with @RobertOhlendorf (this guy knows stuff!). Enjoy

@MoeglichLab @heikki_takala It turned out great! Looks good also in blue.😀

@heikki_takala What do you think about the TOC figure? 😀 @MultamakiE

Greatly pleased to announce our work on optogenetically regulating bacterial expression at the mRNA level. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac… Let PAL be your pal! Enjoy!

.@Moeglichlab, @heikki_takala and colleagues create portable, single plasmids that control bacterial gene expression using red light: pREDusk and pREDawn regulate expression down and up, respectively, by ≥100-fold. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10… #optogenetic #singlecell #dusktodawn

@MoeglichLab Congratulations!

Assorted & mostly unnecessary delays notwithstanding, our work on signal transduction in glutamine-deficient LOV receptors is finally out -- phew! nature.com/articles/s4146…