Student-run twitter of the Brad Moore Lab @Scripps_Ocean & @UCSanDiego Marine Natural Products Chemistry | Chemical Ecology | Biocatalysis
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Joined August 2019
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MooreLabSIO retweeted
Vanadium-dependent haloperoxidase enzymes have always fascinated us @moorelabsio for their biosynthetic dexterity. We're delighted to finally share some beautiful structures in @BiochemistryACS pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021…
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Congrats Dr. Kate Bauman @kdbauman_ on your masterful dissertation seminar today at @Scripps_Ocean. It has been my pleasure joining you on your scientific journey! #proudPI
We’re so proud of our labmate!
Kate Bauman researched marine microbial natural products at Scripps w/ @moorelabsio, earning a PhD in #MarineBiology. She was awarded the Frieman Prize for her work detailing how a marine bacterium makes an anti-cancer molecule. 🌟 Now, Kate is headed to @Stanford as a postdoc!
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MooreLabSIO retweeted
Our June issue (nature.com/nchembio/volumes/…) features a stunning array of octocorals, which the @EricSchmidtLab and @moorelabsio found were capable of producing their own terpenoids (nature.com/articles/s41589-0… & nature.com/articles/s41589-0…).
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Thrilled to share our latest @nchembio publication by @BurkhardtImmo @Tristan_enzymes @thePYTC that #octocorals biosynthesize powerful terpenoids and have been doing it longer than in plants. These primitive animals are remarkable medicinal chemists! nature.com/articles/s41589-0…
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Scientists at Scripps, @usponline & @ucsantacruz have collaborated to discover & validate the enzymes responsible for production of guanitoxin—one of the most toxic & fast-acting neurotoxins associated with freshwater harmful algal blooms in lakes & ponds. scripps.ucsd.edu/news/deciph…
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MooreLabSIO retweeted
Learn more in this segment from @10NewsAarons on how Scripps scientist @BradMoore_SIO and team discovered how a deep-sea bacteria creates an anti-cancer molecule, which is currently in clinical trials to treat brain cancer. Via @10News 10news.com/news/local-news/b…
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Ten years in the making to demystify how the #glioblastoma drug candidate marizomib is made by marine bacteria. Congrats to @kdbauman_ @VikShende @techbiodd @RomoGrp_Baylor @TrivellaDBB @Scripps_Ocean nature.com/articles/s41589-0…
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Great hanging with @moorelabsio at #ACSSpring2022. What a great looking group! The PI needs to step up his game however...
We’re excited to have several members at #ACSSpring2022 in San Diego this week! Come check out our talks and posters from @BradMoore_SIO @AprilLukowski @kdbauman_ @VikShende @ScienceSiren_ @BurkhardtImmo
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Thanks #SeaSecrets and @UMiamiRSMAS for the invitation to share our work with you on Reading and Writing the Genetic Code of Marine Life to Cure Human Disease youtube.com/watch?v=iCC-dBzX…
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Moore lab reunion @GordonConf #MarineNaturalProducts Just missing @gt_vinny who ditched us to go whale watching. Replaced with the legend Bill Fenical. @Scripps_Ocean @moorelabsio
MooreLabSIO retweeted
So many talented and inspiring women in science at Scripps! Check out this thread in honor of the #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience. 🌊👩🏻🔬💪🎉
It’s a fact: Science is made stronger thanks to women. 🙌 Today we’re celebrating the #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience, a @UN-designated day to honor the contributions of women and girls in science + tech. Follow along as we feature some stellar #WomenInSTEM at Scripps!
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MooreLabSIO retweeted
Wonderful collaborating with you @RyutaTerada to tell the story of this fascinating #seaweed that was used historically as an anthelmintic in Japan, with the name “domoic acid” deriving from the word “domoi,” the Japanese name for Chondria armata
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MooreLabSIO retweeted
Happy to share how the #cyanotoxin aetokthonotoxin is made by toxic freshwater Cyanobacteria. Amazing enzyme work by @sanjoyadak90 @AprilLukowski Rebecca Schafer in @J_A_C_S pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Low tides = great tidepooling opportunities! 🐙🐚 During a negative low tide this week, PhD students Anaí Novoa, @seaweedsista, @ScienceSiren_ & @oliviaspereira explored the #TidePools near Scripps, where they encountered nudibranchs, octopuses, crabs, and much more. 📷@erikjep
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ALT Two women explore the tide pools in La Jolla.
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MooreLabSIO retweeted
Many #naturalproduct compounds like #cannabinoids are made from ortho-quinine methides. @TrevorPurdy @AprilLukowski review the ways enzymes construct this versatile and reactive biosynthetic intermediate pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Very pleased to share my first, first-author paper! Domoic acid biosynthesis in the red #seaweed Chondria armata, out in PNAS today. Immensely grateful for all of our collaborators, especially @ChekanLab, @moorelabsio, and my amazing PI @BradMoore_SIO.
pnas.org/content/119/6/e2117…
MooreLabSIO retweeted
Delighted to hear this news—thank you, @SANDSWA2! 🥰 The seaweed genome research led by @Scripps_Ocean + @moorelabsio is truly fascinating, so I enjoyed writing about it! 🌊
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