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J. Kan

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A. B. Dalia· 2 shared C. K. Ellison· 2 shared N. Biais· 2 shared C. M. Hampton· 1 shared C. Tao· 1 shared D. T. Kysela· 1 shared E. R. Wright· 1 shared E. Yang· 1 shared

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Unraveling the dynamic transcriptomic changes during the dimorphic transition of Talaromyces marneffei through time-course analysis

M. Du, C. Tao, X. Hu, Y. Zhang, J. Kan, J. Wang, E. Yang

This study identifies dynamic transcriptional changes during the dimorphic transition of Talaromyces marneffei using a novel model, DyGAM-NS, and reveals asymmetrical gene expression patterns and regulatory networks.

bioRxiv · Jun 12, 2023 · PreprintMicrobiology

Spatial Variability in Streambed Microbial Community Structure Across Two Watersheds

P. O. Akinwole, J. Kan, L. A. Kaplan, R. H. Findlay

This study examines microbial community structure in streambed sediments across two watersheds, finding distinct biogeography influenced by environmental factors and eukaryotic photoautotrophs.

Microbiology Spectrum · Dec 22, 2021Peer-reviewedMicrobiology

A bifunctional ATPase drives tad pilus extension and retraction

C. K. Ellison, J. Kan, J. L. Chlebek, K. R. Hummels, G. Panis, P. H. Viollier, N. Biais, A. B. Dalia, Y. Brun

This study identifies a bifunctional ATPase, CpaF, that drives both extension and retraction of tad pili in Caulobacter crescentus through ATP hydrolysis.

bioRxiv · Apr 24, 2019Microbiology

Obstruction of pilus retraction stimulates bacterial surface sensing

C. K. Ellison, J. Kan, R. S. Dillard, D. T. Kysela, C. M. Hampton, Z. Ke, E. R. Wright, N. Biais, A. B. Dalia, Y. V. Brun

The paper shows that blocking pilus retraction in Caulobacter crescentus stimulates holdfast synthesis without surface contact, indicating pilus retraction is used for surface sensing.

bioRxiv · Jun 30, 2017Microbiology