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Mandeep Sivia

University of Alberta

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Joel B. DacksiD· 2 shared Catherine L. JacksoniD· 1 shared Kelly M Fafoumi· 1 shared Kristína ZáhonováiD· 1 shared Marine AlvesiD· 1 shared Mathias Penot-RaquiniD· 1 shared Raegan T. LarsoniD· 1 shared Richard G. DorrelliD· 1 shared

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Ancestral Protein Reconstruction of a membrane trafficking GTPase uncovers unanticipated properties of the ancestral protein and of modern Arf1 GTPases

Marine Alves, Mandeep Sivia, Kristína Záhonová, Catherine L. Jackson, Joel B. Dacks

This study reconstructs an ancestral GTPase and finds it localized to both Golgi and plasma membrane, a feature retained in modern Arf1 proteins.

bioRxiv · Oct 27, 2025 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology

Prevalence and environmental abundance of the elusive membrane trafficking complex TSET in five cosmopolitan eukaryotic groups

Mathias Penot-Raquin, Mandeep Sivia, Kelly M Fafoumi, Raegan T. Larson, Richard G. Dorrell, Joel B. Dacks

The paper investigates the prevalence and environmental abundance of the TSET membrane trafficking complex in five eukaryotic groups, showing its presence in photosynthetic organisms and its potential role in marine ecosystems.

iScience · May 15, 2025Peer-reviewedMicrobiology