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Network Biology @ TAGC

@netbiotagc.bsky.social

Network Biology and Bioinformatics research at TAGC Lab @tagc-u1090.bsky.social, Protein-protein, protein-RNA networks, sORFs, multifunctional proteins, network signalling and perturbations by microbes.

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Andreas Zanzoni @azanzoni.bsky.social · 24/03/2026

Thanks to Julia Sanchez-Garrido for this nice news&views in Nature Immunology on our work! @juliasg.bsky.social @interactome.bsky.social @natmicrobiol.nature.com @natimmunol.nature.com

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Elodie Monsellier, PhD @emonsellier.bsky.social · 02/03/2026

A big thank you to @intact-ebi.bsky.social for the great collaboration integrating our high-throughput binding affinity (Kd) measurements into their database! Check out the kind of data we can generate using the Holdup assay — and there’s much more to come!

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Helmholtz Munich @helmholtzmunich.bsky.social · 26/01/2026

More Than Just Gut Cohabitants: How Gut Bacteria Control Immune Responses New research led by #HelmholtzMunich shows that common gut bacteria can actively shape our immune system by injecting proteins directly into human cells. 👉 t1p.de/g2b98 🔗 Original publication: t1p.de/v42xb #Microbiome

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Benoit Ballester @benoitballester.bsky.social · 01/04/2025

Just out on bioRxiv! Our latest study uncovers a widespread class of dual-function elements: Exonic Enhancers (EEs) — coding sequences that also act as cis-regulatory enhancers. Check it out 👉 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1... #Genomics #GeneRegulation #Enhancers #ExonEnhancers

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Exonic enhancers are a widespread class of dual-function regulatory elements

Exonic enhancers (EEs) occupy an under-appreciated niche in gene regulation. By integrating transcription factor binding, chromatin accessibility, and high-throughput enhancer-reporter assays, we demo...

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