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Diatoms Have Found a Way to Pirate Bacterial Iron Sources, JCVI Scientists use CRISPR Technology to Discover How

Ph.D. student John Brunson awarded the 2019 Edward A. Frieman Prize for Excellence in Graduate Student Research

New A.E. Allen Lab Grant Funded: National Science Foundation, Division of Ocean Sciences – Iron Bioavailability in High-CO2 Oceans: New Perspectives on Iron Acquisition Mechanisms in Diatoms

New A.E. Allen Lab Grant Funded: National Science Foundation, Division of Molecular and Cellular Biosciences – Defining the Competitive Edge: Cellular Systems that Enable Nitrate Assimilation in Marine Diatoms

A. E Allen gives talk, Compartmentalized metabolic networks in a model photosynthetic eukaryotic microbe, at The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, Fall Symposium 2018: Bioengineering: Synthetic Circuits to Sustainable Agriculture

Diatoms on the podcast This Week in Microbiology (TWiM)! The TWiM hosts discuss a carbonate-sensitive phytotransferrin in diatoms that controls iron uptake.

Dr. Jeff McQuaid Presents Poster on Carbonate Control of Iron Uptake in Diatoms at SCAR Conference

A.E. Allen is ASM Microbe 2018 Outstanding Abstract Award Winner for, Iron bioavailability in high-CO2 oceans: A new view of iron acquisition mechanisms in diatoms

Ph.D. student Jeffrey McQuaid awarded the 2018 Edward A. Frieman Prize for Excellence in Graduate Student Research

A.E. Allen discusses the impact of ocean acidification on ocean carbon storage on Radio Ecoshock

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  • Diatoms Have Found a Way to Pirate Bacterial Iron Sources, JCVI Scientists use CRISPR Technology to Discover How
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