Melania D'Angiolo
@melaniadangiolo.bsky.social
Postdoc in Jurg Bahler's lab at UCL. Former PhD student in Gianni Liti's lab. Interested in genomics, evolution, systems biology and telomeres. Fission and budding yeasts enthusiast.
Communications & Engagement manager for @yeast-journal.bsky.social
Communications & Engagement manager for @yeast-journal.bsky.social
Reposted by Melania D'Angiolo
In this issue (Volume 42, Issue 8-10, September 2025) you will find papers about the genetic modification and characterization of multiple yeast species (S. cerevisiae, O. polymorpha and K. phaffii) to produce useful compounds, as well as new insights into the TORC1 signalling pathway.
October 15, 2025 at 8:15 AM
In this issue (Volume 42, Issue 8-10, September 2025) you will find papers about the genetic modification and characterization of multiple yeast species (S. cerevisiae, O. polymorpha and K. phaffii) to produce useful compounds, as well as new insights into the TORC1 signalling pathway.
Reposted by Melania D'Angiolo
The special issue will be guest-edited by @pjboynton.bsky.social (Wheaton College
Massachusetts, USA) and Pei-Yun Jenny Wu (CNRS
Bordeaux, France).
You can find more information on the accepted topics and submission instructions by using the QR code below:
Massachusetts, USA) and Pei-Yun Jenny Wu (CNRS
Bordeaux, France).
You can find more information on the accepted topics and submission instructions by using the QR code below:
September 8, 2025 at 5:26 PM
The special issue will be guest-edited by @pjboynton.bsky.social (Wheaton College
Massachusetts, USA) and Pei-Yun Jenny Wu (CNRS
Bordeaux, France).
You can find more information on the accepted topics and submission instructions by using the QR code below:
Massachusetts, USA) and Pei-Yun Jenny Wu (CNRS
Bordeaux, France).
You can find more information on the accepted topics and submission instructions by using the QR code below: