Diana X. Sahonero‐Canavesi

This study identifies distinct taxonomic groups of sponge symbionts with biosynthetic capacity for ether lipid production, supported by metagenomic analysis and lipidome confirmation.

This study identifies brGDGT biosynthetic intermediates in Bacillota, revealing taxonomically dependent environmental regulation and proposing a biosynthetic pathway for brGDGT formation.

This study measures feeding and metabolic activity in marine sponges using stable isotopes and finds that sponges incorporate 13C, 15N, and 2H into their tissue and PLFAs, with 2H uptake indicating metabolic activity.

The paper identifies potential microbial producers of branched GDGTs in anoxic marine environments using lipid analysis and metagenomic data.

The paper identifies a novel class of cardiolipins in a sulfate-reducing bacterium using UHPLC-HRMSn, revealing structural and biosynthetic features distinct from archaeal tetraether CDLs.