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E. Fer

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B. Kacar· 2 shared A. Hosgel· 1 shared A. K. Garcia· 1 shared C. Sephus· 1 shared D. Baltrus· 1 shared E. Garmendia· 1 shared E. Schwieterman· 1 shared K. M. McGrath· 1 shared

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B. Kacar

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A beneficial synonymous substitution in EF-Tu is contingent on genetic background

K. M. McGrath, S. Russell, E. Fer, E. Garmendia, A. Hosgel, D. Baltrus, B. Kacar

The paper identifies a beneficial synonymous mutation in EF-Tu that increases mRNA and protein levels but shows fitness benefits dependent on genetic background.

bioRxiv · Sep 6, 2023 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology

Earliest photic zone niches probed by ancestral microbial rhodopsins

C. Sephus, E. Fer, A. K. Garcia, Z. R. Adam, E. Schwieterman, B. Kacar

This study reconstructs the paleobiological history of ancestral microbial rhodopsins by combining phylogenetic analysis with environmental modeling to infer their functional roles and spectral tuning in early Earth niches.

bioRxiv · Nov 18, 2021Evolutionary Biology