How do bacteria sense their world? Our review summarizes thermal-shift assay approaches for identifying ligands for bacterial sensor proteins @blastmeetings.bsky.social @eezcsic.bsky.social @csicdivulga.bsky.social @csic.es @femsmicro.org @krelllaboratory.bsky.social
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Neurotransmitters guide the chemotaxis behavior of the global human pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Discover more in our new article at @microbiotech.bsky.social @blastmeetings.bsky.social @eezcsic.bsky.social @csicdivulga.bsky.social @krelllaboratory.bsky.social

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa performs chemotaxis to all major human neurotransmitters! Now out in Microbial Biotechnology.
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Trying to identify the signal molecule that activates your receptor? Read our review on the thermal shift assay in FEMS Microbiology Reviews. academic.oup.com/femsre/artic...

Today our PhD student @robertagenova.bsky.social is presenting her poster n 353 in poster area E at @femsmicro.org #FEMS2025 @miguelmatilla.bsky.social

Special thanks to our collaborators @jouline.bsky.social & @gavirius.bsky.social

Exciting 3rd day of #FEMS2025 . Today our post-doc @eli-monteagudo.bsky.social is presenting a poster n 285 at poster area D! And she is doing a flash talk at 1 pm at theatre 1 #microsky

Our post-doc Mario Cano-Muñoz is presenting his poster today at poster area D n 319! You can also attend his flash talk today at 15.45h in theatre 1! #FEMS2025 @femsmicro.org 💚

Exciting 3rd day of #FEMS2025 . Today our post-doc @eli-monteagudo.bsky.social is presenting a poster n 285 at poster area D! And she is doing a flash talk at 1 pm at theatre 1 #microsky

Excited to be attending #FEMS2025 with @robertagenova.bsky.social @eli-monteagudo.bsky.social @krelllaboratory.bsky.social this week!
Looking forward to sharing our work on Ancylobacter cellulose synthesis and connecting with the microbiology community 🧫🧬

#Microbiology #BacterialCellulose

Structural and functional diversity of sensor domains in bacterial transmembrane receptors

Review by @miguelmatilla.bsky.social, José A. Gavira, @eli-monteagudo.bsky.social, Igor B. Zhulin, & @krelllaboratory.bsky.social

Free access till May 10th: authors.elsevier.com/a/1koVX,L%7E...

Check out our latest review in @cp-trendsmicrobiol.bsky.social on #ligand #sensing and #evolution of bacterial transmembrane #receptors. @krelllaboratory.bsky.social @eli-monteagudo.bsky.social @gavirius.bsky.social @jouline.bsky.social @csicdivulga.bsky.social

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A fantastic first day of #FEMS2025 with @krelllaboratory.bsky.social @labo316.bsky.social @eli-monteagudo.bsky.social @sophiemartirani.bsky.social

Ha sido un placer participar en el #MIP2025 #SEMicrobiologia en Granada! @krelllaboratory.bsky.social @eli-monteagudo.bsky.social

Disfrutando de unas magníficas jornadas en #MIP25 #SEMicrobiologia en Granada. Mucha ciencia puntera compartida con amigos @robertagenova.bsky.social @krelllaboratory.bsky.social

Very pleased to see that out in PNAS: Bacterial sensor evolved by decreasing complexity. Evolution is not always towards complexity. Yet another wonderful collaboration with @zhulinlab @gavirius and @miguel_matilla, @BLASTMeetings @SEMicrobiologia
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