Uehling lab
@uehlinglab.bsky.social
We are a mycological research lab at Oregon State University studying evolution of fungi and fungal symbioses. more at Uehlinglab.com Go Beavs
🧵4/4 a big thank you to the NSF staff for holdin it down in DC and for supporting grants 220410 / 2030338. Another thanks to all the coauthors especially students who worked on this project. Everyone got involved from techs/rotation students to grads and postdocs who made the process super fun
January 29, 2026 at 4:57 AM
🧵4/4 a big thank you to the NSF staff for holdin it down in DC and for supporting grants 220410 / 2030338. Another thanks to all the coauthors especially students who worked on this project. Everyone got involved from techs/rotation students to grads and postdocs who made the process super fun
🧵3/4 last we sequenced and assembled nanopore genomes for some isolates and found long read sequencing increased genome size by 15.0–17.3 Mb (!!!) including some interesting repetitive content
January 29, 2026 at 4:57 AM
🧵3/4 last we sequenced and assembled nanopore genomes for some isolates and found long read sequencing increased genome size by 15.0–17.3 Mb (!!!) including some interesting repetitive content
🧵2/4 we also evaluated temperature dependent growth and found while both groups grow faster in warmer conditions, environmental isolates have greater variability in their phenotypes
January 29, 2026 at 4:57 AM
🧵2/4 we also evaluated temperature dependent growth and found while both groups grow faster in warmer conditions, environmental isolates have greater variability in their phenotypes
🧵1/4 We investigated molecular diversity and endosymbiont status in environmental and clinical R microsporus. We found that clinical isolates are more closely related, and come from a more diverse environmental population that more frequently harbors bacterial endosymbionts
January 29, 2026 at 4:57 AM
🧵1/4 We investigated molecular diversity and endosymbiont status in environmental and clinical R microsporus. We found that clinical isolates are more closely related, and come from a more diverse environmental population that more frequently harbors bacterial endosymbionts
Im looking at all levels, undergrads, grad students, postdocs, and all faculty. Im also considering professional societies, clubs, non-profits, national, international, discipline specific, travel, mentoring, anything. thank you in advance! existing databases also very welcome.
October 10, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Im looking at all levels, undergrads, grad students, postdocs, and all faculty. Im also considering professional societies, clubs, non-profits, national, international, discipline specific, travel, mentoring, anything. thank you in advance! existing databases also very welcome.