JacobsWagnerLab
@jacobswagnerlab.bsky.social
Research interests: Bacterial replication, antimicrobials, and Lyme disease. Stanford, HHMI.
Thrilled to share our latest publication led by amazing Yashna Thappeta & @silviajcanasd.bsky.social + collab. w/ Cegelski lab. We show that glycogen phase separation leads to asymmetric division and cytoplasmic content rearrangement in E. coli exiting exponential phase due to nutrient depletion.
Glycogen phase-separation drives macromolecular rearrangement and asymmetric division in E. coli | The EMBO Journal
imageimageSubcellular organization of bacterial cells transitioning from exponential to stationary
phase has not been well investigated. This study shows that transition-phase E. coli cells exhibit as...
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November 3, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Thrilled to share our latest publication led by amazing Yashna Thappeta & @silviajcanasd.bsky.social + collab. w/ Cegelski lab. We show that glycogen phase separation leads to asymmetric division and cytoplasmic content rearrangement in E. coli exiting exponential phase due to nutrient depletion.
Fantastic postdoc opportunity in a terrific lab!
📢 Postdoc position: Cell Biology of Cyanobacteria
in my group, as part of the Excellence Cluster "Microbes for Climate" (M4C) in Marburg, Germany.
More information at shorturl.at/wNnDT (see Project 2)
🔗Apply at shorturl.at/VsEDl
📅Deadline: Nov 16, 2025
Please repost. #Postdoc
in my group, as part of the Excellence Cluster "Microbes for Climate" (M4C) in Marburg, Germany.
More information at shorturl.at/wNnDT (see Project 2)
🔗Apply at shorturl.at/VsEDl
📅Deadline: Nov 16, 2025
Please repost. #Postdoc
November 3, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Fantastic postdoc opportunity in a terrific lab!
Hello! The Jacobs-Wagner lab is finally on Bluesky. We’re excited to celebrate science (and scientists!), share our research, and interact with the community. We look forward to connecting with friends and colleagues across the world.
October 19, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Hello! The Jacobs-Wagner lab is finally on Bluesky. We’re excited to celebrate science (and scientists!), share our research, and interact with the community. We look forward to connecting with friends and colleagues across the world.