Maria Alvarez-Sanchez (@mariaalvarez_s) 's Twitter Profile
Maria Alvarez-Sanchez

@mariaalvarez_s

Exploring the Microcosm of Life within the Macrocosm of Ecosystems. Marine bacteria and their phages. PhD Student in Molecular Microbial Ecology @UA_Universidad

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Seth Bordenstein (@symbionticism) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We need a bold expansion of the One Health paradigm to converge with the view that microbes are the base of ecosystem and human health. When colleagues ask what is One Health Microbiome Science, direct them here and to One Health Microbiome Center authors tagged below. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mb…

Jonas Lembrechts (@jlembrechts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We’ve long tracked species’ responses to climate change - upslope, northward, earlier. But most studies look in just one direction. In our **NEW PAPER**, we call for a paradigm shift: species move across multiple dimensions. Blog: the3dlab.org/2025/05/15/rei…

Tominaga K. (tomiken) (@pacyc1841) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Decreasing importance of carbon-climate feedbacks in the Southern Ocean in a warming climate | Science Advances science.org/doi/full/10.11…

Cameron Thrash (@jcamthrash) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Complex compositional and metabolic response of river sediment microbiomes to multiple anthropogenic stressors academic.oup.com/ismecommun/adv…

Oscar GR 🧬 Genomics 🐄🦠 (@oscargenomics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

¿Quieres secuenciar comunidades microbianas 🦠🧫 con tecnología de nanoporos y dudas sobre cómo hacer la extracción de ADN y qué tipo de preparación de librería 🧬 usar? Nuestra colaboración con la Universidad de Queensland quizás te puede ayudar. 👇 bmcgenomics.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

NCCR Microbiomes (@nccrmicrobiomes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some marine bacteria swim for days without food, burning 10% of their biomass to chase sinking carbon. This new study is reshaping how we model the ocean’s role in climate mitigation. More info 👇 linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… #Microbiome #CarbonCycle #ClimateChange #ClimateResearch

Some marine bacteria swim for days without food, burning 10% of their biomass to chase sinking carbon. This new study is reshaping how we model the ocean’s role in climate mitigation.
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#Microbiome #CarbonCycle #ClimateChange  #ClimateResearch
Ryan Katz-Rosene, PhD (@ryankatzrosene) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“By 2100, incorporating thermal acclimation reduces projected stem respiration without considering acclimation by 24 to 46%, thus reducing land ecosystem carbon emissions.”

Joachim Schork (@joachimschork) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've recently discovered a really useful R package by Jan Broder Engler called tidyheatmaps. It's designed to make creating heatmaps from tidy data easy, especially for publication-quality visuals. The package uses pheatmap for detailed heatmaps with less coding. If you work

I've recently discovered a really useful R package by Jan Broder Engler called tidyheatmaps. It's designed to make creating heatmaps from tidy data easy, especially for publication-quality visuals. The package uses pheatmap for detailed heatmaps with less coding.

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Maria Alvarez-Sanchez (@mariaalvarez_s) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Searching who’s behind cytochrome c oxidation gene… a light-loving bacterium appears ❤️ There’s poetry in the data, sometimes it even makes me smile.

Searching who’s behind cytochrome c oxidation gene… a light-loving bacterium appears ❤️ There’s poetry in the data, sometimes it even makes me smile.
Cameron Thrash (@jcamthrash) 's Twitter Profile Photo

From genes to function: regulation, maturation, and evolution of cytochrome c nitrite reductase in nitrate reduction to ammonium journals.asm.org/doi/full/10.11…

Alex Mira (@mira_ale) 's Twitter Profile Photo

El océano esconde virus tan grandes que rivalizan con bacterias. Un nuevo estudio de la Universidad de Miami ha descubierto más de 200 virus gigantes marinos que podrían reescribir cómo entendemos los ecosistemas del planeta. Te cuento.

El océano esconde virus tan grandes que rivalizan con bacterias. Un nuevo estudio de la Universidad de Miami ha descubierto más de 200 virus gigantes marinos que podrían reescribir cómo entendemos los ecosistemas del planeta. Te cuento.
Nature Geoscience (@naturegeosci) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Article: The proportion of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in the ocean now substantially differs from the Redfield ratio, likely reflecting a reduction in phosphorus limitation nature.com/articles/s4156…

Article: The proportion of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in the ocean now substantially differs from the Redfield ratio, likely reflecting a reduction in phosphorus limitation

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Cameron Thrash (@jcamthrash) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Environment selected microbial function rather than taxonomic species in a plateau saline-alkaline wetland journals.asm.org/doi/full/10.11…