Annie G West
@anniegwest.bsky.social
Postdoctoral Research Fellow @ University of Edinburgh
🦠 Ancient Microbiomes 🧬 Dabbling in PopGen 🐻 Population Declines 🐾
previously @ University of Auckland 🇳🇿
Avid hiker and book worm 🐛
https://anniegwest.wixsite.com/anniegwest
🦠 Ancient Microbiomes 🧬 Dabbling in PopGen 🐻 Population Declines 🐾
previously @ University of Auckland 🇳🇿
Avid hiker and book worm 🐛
https://anniegwest.wixsite.com/anniegwest
and how this aligned with other MAGs obtained for these genera worldwide :)
September 10, 2025 at 3:11 PM
and how this aligned with other MAGs obtained for these genera worldwide :)
As both lineages were initially described and isolated from freshwater environments, this natural population represented a great opportunity to explore the underlying genetic mechanisms that facilitated Aquiluna's transition and adaptation to the brackish (salty) estuarine environment...
September 10, 2025 at 3:11 PM
As both lineages were initially described and isolated from freshwater environments, this natural population represented a great opportunity to explore the underlying genetic mechanisms that facilitated Aquiluna's transition and adaptation to the brackish (salty) estuarine environment...
The background behind this particular paper is that we found clear niche differentiation of two Actinomycetota sister lineages (Aquiluna and Rhodoluna) across the saline divide of the Waiwera River estuary...
September 10, 2025 at 3:11 PM
The background behind this particular paper is that we found clear niche differentiation of two Actinomycetota sister lineages (Aquiluna and Rhodoluna) across the saline divide of the Waiwera River estuary...