A membrane-impermeant nucleic acid dye converts bacteriophage plaque assays into a machine-readable format for automated counting
Alissa Wiwi, Jack H. Arnold, Darren W. Branch, Jesse L. Cahill
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Alissa Wiwi, Jack H. Arnold, Darren W. Branch, Jesse L. Cahill
Edward Ionescu, Jack H. Arnold, Christopher R. Weber…·Cathryn Nagler‐Anderson
The paper engineers a Clostridial consortium to study isoDCA's role in modulating intestinal inflammation and regulatory T cell induction.
Jack H. Arnold, Sandra McClure, Joshua Glazier…·Mark Mimee
This paper engineers Lachnospiraceae bacteria to secrete IL-22, improving glucose homeostasis and reducing liver fat in a mouse model of metabolic disease.
Cameron J. Glasscock, John Tyler Lazar, Bradley Walters Biggs…·Julius B. Lucks
The paper introduces a new gene expression cassette called a riboregulated switchable feedback promoter (rSFP) to dynamically control gene expression in metabolic engineering, achieving higher titers in a Taxol precursor biosynthesis pathway.