Our group at the @ubcmsl is focused on fundamental and applied carbohydrate enzymology.
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Original peer-reviewed research article in @jbiolchem here: dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jbc.202…
Fun having our research with @FilipPetegem on gut bacteria featured live today on The Evan Bray Show on CKOM, Saskatoon. The @CanLightSource at @Usask continues to be an invaluable resource for Canadian science. @ubcmsl @UBCChem @UBCbiochemistry iono.fm/e/1504090
Nice to have this collaborative work with @FilipPetegem showcased by the @CanLightSource.
Research by @UBC team on bacterium common in gut of people who eat a plant-rich diet could lead to development of helpful probiotics bit.ly/3C6QmqV
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#guthealth #probiotics
How eating your oatmeal feeds your #humangutmicrobiome (#Prevotella, #Segatella). Great job by @LorizollaRosa, Benedikt, and the rest of the team @ubcmsl. Thanks also to crystallography guru @FilipPetegem & quality peer-review @jbiolchem.: dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jbc.202…
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Join us next week to hear from the next invited speaker in our MSL seminar series, Dr. Eric Martens!
April 17: 3-4pm
MSL lecture theatre (room 102) & Zoom
Hosted by: Dr. Harry Brumer (@BrumerLab)
Event details: msl.ubc.ca/event/msl-seminar…
@UBCMicroImmuno
ALT Dr. Eric Martens, from the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Michigan Medical School, will deliver a talk titled: Opposing roles of commensal bacterial mucus degradation and metabolite production in inflammatory bowel disease.
This reminds me of the Biochemical Journal's laudable "painless publishing" strategy from about a decade ago: doi.org/10.1042/BJ20120214
Check out this special issue on #CAZymes in Biologia, spearheaded by @Stefan_Janecek, with commentary by Stefan, @BHenrissat (@CAZyDB), and myself: dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11756-02…
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Bert & his team called this a pedal bin mechanism... because of the SusD lid opening and closing - as Simon Newstead (@inwardopen) said in @JBR_White's viva "It's more like a flushing toilet!"
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