Ryohei Thomas Nakano (Hokudai)
@luckystrike1984.bsky.social
A professor at Hokkaido University (Hokudai), working on plant-microbiota interactions. Always searching for students and postdocs to join my group.
Oh by the way, did you know that you can you the #EMBO fellowship to do your postdoc? The condition is that you move to Japan from one of the EMBO member countries. Give it a thought! www.embo.org/funding/fell...
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June 6, 2025 at 10:04 PM
Oh by the way, did you know that you can you the #EMBO fellowship to do your postdoc? The condition is that you move to Japan from one of the EMBO member countries. Give it a thought! www.embo.org/funding/fell...
Reposted by Ryohei Thomas Nakano (Hokudai)
And here’s the kicker: this specialization helps bacteria spread! Flagella-equipped bacteria exit the infected tissue, ready to colonize new areas. This coordinated strategy is crucial for the pathogen's success.
April 3, 2025 at 3:02 PM
And here’s the kicker: this specialization helps bacteria spread! Flagella-equipped bacteria exit the infected tissue, ready to colonize new areas. This coordinated strategy is crucial for the pathogen's success.
Reposted by Ryohei Thomas Nakano (Hokudai)
Individual bacteria specialize, some suppress immunity while others escape early to spread infection before the plant tissue collapses. It's a division of labor!
The study highlights how phenotypic heterogeneity allows pathogens to adapt to host environments dynamically.
The study highlights how phenotypic heterogeneity allows pathogens to adapt to host environments dynamically.
April 3, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Individual bacteria specialize, some suppress immunity while others escape early to spread infection before the plant tissue collapses. It's a division of labor!
The study highlights how phenotypic heterogeneity allows pathogens to adapt to host environments dynamically.
The study highlights how phenotypic heterogeneity allows pathogens to adapt to host environments dynamically.