Michiko Taga

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University of California, Berkeley

United States

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Professor Michiko Taga is a faculty member at the University of California, Berkeley, in the United States. Her research focuses on microbial ecology, cobamide metabolism, and the genetic regulation of microbial processes. Recent publications include studies on the diversity of microbial cobamide preferences and the roles of bacteriophages in microbial growth within environmental contexts.

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Aarhus University

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University of California, Berkeley

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Microbes display broad diversity in cobamide preferences

Laboratory evolution of E. coli with a natural vitamin B 12 analog reveals roles for cobamide uptake and adenosylation in methionine synthase-dependent growth

Bacteriophage-mediated lysis supports robust growth of amino acid auxotrophs

A subset of viruses thrives following microbial resuscitation during rewetting of a seasonally dry California grassland soil

Draft Genome Sequence of Pedococcus sp. Strain 5OH_020, Isolated from California Grassland Soil

Genetic dissection of regulation by a repressing and novel activating corrinoid riboswitch enables engineering of synthetic riboswitches

Comparative Analysis of Corrinoid Profiles across Host-Associated and Environmental Samples

Cobalamin Riboswitches Are Broadly Sensitive to Corrinoid Cofactors to Enable an Efficient Gene Regulatory Strategy

A Salvaging Strategy Enables Stable Metabolite Provisioning among Free-Living Bacteria

Soil Candidate Phyla Radiation Bacteria Encode Components of Aerobic Metabolism and Co-occur with Nanoarchaea in the Rare Biosphere of Rhizosphere Grassland Communities

Naturally occurring cobalamin (B12) analogs can function as cofactors for human methylmalonyl-CoA mutase

Soil Candidate Phyla Radiation Bacteria Encode Components of Aerobic Metabolism and Co-occur with Nanoarchaea in the Rare Biosphere of Rhizosphere Grassland Communities

Identification of a Novel Cobamide Remodeling Enzyme in the Beneficial Human Gut Bacterium Akkermansia muciniphila

Taking the “Me” out of meat: A new demethylation pathway dismantles a toxin's precursor

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Ella Sieradzki

Mary Firestone

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