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R. B. Chanin

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Intragenic DNA inversions expand bacterial coding capacity

R. B. Chanin, P. T. West, R. M. Park, J. Wirbel, G. Z. M. Green, A. M. Miklos, M. O. Gill, A. S. Hickey, E. F. Brooks, A. S. Bhatt

The paper identifies intragenic DNA inversions in prokaryotes using long-read sequencing, showing they allow genes to encode multiple protein versions without increasing genome size.

bioRxiv · Mar 11, 2023Microbiology

Shigella flexneri adherence factor expression in in vivo-like conditions

R. B. Chanin, K. P. Nickerson, A. Llanos-Chea, J. R. Sistrunk, D. Rasko, D. K. Vijaya Kumar, J. De La Parra, J. Auclair, J. Ding, K. Li, S. Dogiparthi, B. Kusber, C. S. Faherty

This paper shows that Shigella flexneri expresses adherence factors under in vivo-like conditions, challenging previous assumptions about its inability to produce traditional adherence factors.

bioRxiv · Jan 14, 2019Microbiology