Aarhus University, Denmark. https://xitter.cf/t.co/OqTLbR6GCK Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology, Potsdam, Germany. https://xitter.cf/t.co/05JBLoenkM
Aarhus, Denmark
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Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Cowan and his team achieved over 3 g/L of mevalonate from formate, demonstrating bioproduction through the electrical reduction of CO2 or by lignin depolymerization. Decarbonizing manufacturing is within reach! Read more here: nature.com/articles/s41467-0… (2/2)
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
We're hiring for 2 postdocs to work in our lab in London on the newly announced Wellcome Trust SynHG project. If you know people looking to work on big-scale ambitious science like this, please RT and share this with them. Apply by 7/20, interviews in Aug. imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-j…
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
🚀 Our latest study is out in ACS Synthetic Biology! We developed an automated, high-throughput platform for constructing yeast-based multigene libraries —powered by a biofoundry & even ChatGPT!
👉 pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
#SyntheticBiology #Biofoundry #Yeast #ChatGPT
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
What's better than blockbusters? Receiving the M4C Explorer Award 2025 in the #𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗯𝘂𝗿𝗴 Cineplex at the SYNMIKRO annual conference! Congrats 📢🥳 Dr 𝗛𝗮𝗶 𝗛𝗲 - Well deserved!!!
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Streamlined and efficient genome editing in #Cupriavidus necator H16 using an optimised SIBR-Cas system—spearheaded by @dellavallesimo & @enricoorsi & led by Costas Patinios + Wei Huang @TrendsinBiotech #SynBio
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Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Dr @aliciagraham22 from @BezosCentre is revolutionising sweeteners! 🍬
By introducing a berry gene into yeast, she’s creating a sugar alternative that’s sweet, slightly sour, & doesn’t lead to weight gain.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2er…
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Have a look at Helena's thread to better understand the meaning and potential of our most recent publication!
Really happy to share that our work on constructing six glyoxylate / glycolate sensors covering a three order of magnitude concentration range is out now in @NatureComms ! 🔥
Read below to see how we developed the sensors and what they are good for 🥳.
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Glad to see my main PhD project finally out @NatureMicrobiol nature.com/articles/s41564-0… We show for the first time that a synthetic and engineered pathway can indeed exceed nature at one-carbon fixation.
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Preprint alert🚨Systematic #engineering of synthetic serine cycles in #Pseudomonas putida uncovers emergent topologies for #methanol assimilation · @biorxivpreprint led by @OscarPuiggene #SynBio #Methylotrophy #CircularEconomy @LabNikel
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Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Nature research paper: A map of the rubisco biochemical landscape
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Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Engineering CO2-fixing modules in E. coli via efficient assembly of cyanobacterial Rubisco and carboxysomes: Plant Communications cell.com/plant-communication… @MPlantPCom
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Check this out!! highly recommend being in Tobi’s lab - so much scientific freedom, resources, and career support!
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Oy, check out the brilliant work led by @mirbachh @p__wichmann and @AriSatanowski from @erblabs on establishing a new-to-nature connection between 3-HP-CoA and lactyl-CoA for CO2 fixation and acetyl-CoA assimilation. Also some in vivo targeted mutagenesis in here.🔥🔥
Lets talk about #acetyl-CoA! As central molecule in C1 metabolism, the efficiency of its assimilation determines yields. Read below about our Lcm as novel activity in the shortest O2 tolerant route to make pyruvate from acetyl-CoA while fixing #CO2!
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Great to see this work out, 7 (!) years ago we started trying to make an efficient CRISR genome editing tool for my favorite C1-utilizer C. necator . That was a challenge, but driven by @enricoorsi @dellavallesimo and @copa_bio the puzzled was cracked! SIBR(2.0)-Cas! Check it!
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Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Fresh #preprint from our group on a nice #synbio tool working in P. Putida and C. necator, led by @FilFederici and Francesco Luppino. Have a look at yhe #pippothread below for more insights!
📢 Happy to announce that the first experimental pre-print of my PhD is out! We (@LabNikel) present CIFR (Clone, Integrate, Flip-Out, Repeat): a transposon-based tool for integrating synthetic modules in Gram-negative bacteria (shorturl.at/XXHpi)! A X-torial 👇 (1/11)
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Last week to apply for @ChariteBerlin 's "Life-time" Associate Professorship in Membrane Biology and Membrane Biochemistry. If you know potential candidate, spread the word!
career.charite.de/calls/call… We have an open Professorship for Molecular Membrane Biology, at Associate Professor level, tenure, to fill. If this appeals to you, apply, if you know anyone who might, please share!
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Next up at #SynBio24 is the one and only Ron Milo @MiloLabWIS sharing his journey on making E. coli grow on CO2.
Feels Ron started the field of synthetic biology for sustainability a decade ago
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
Eight years ago, I joined the lab of an ambitious Israeli scientist who had just started his own group.
Arren Bar-Even became one of the most inspiring figures in my life. Throughout my PhD, he taught me everything I know about thermodynamics, kinetics, and synthetic pathways…
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
But, the story continues… Last week, we gathered with an incredible group of passionate scientists who believe in the biotechnological revolution for the second Bar-Even Symposium at the Charité Berlin.
Viswanada Reddy Bysani Kondagari, Ph.D. retweeted
>95% have forever chemicals #PFAS in blood. PFAS are linked to cancer, infertility, dev & immune issues. We now have a tool to sharpen to get rid of this poison of the century from body! Our preprint on PFAS bioaccumulation by human gut bacteria! 🧵(1/8)
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…