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Julia Van Etten
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Research Scientist, Freelance
New Jersey, New York
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Biography
I’m a microscopist and science communicator always on the lookout for slimy places to observe new microbes. I received my PhD in Ecology and Evolution from Rutgers University in 2024 and my BS in Marine Science and Biology from University of Miami RSMAS in 2016. I run Couch Microscopy, a multimedia project showcasing the hidden diversity of organisms on the planet. I also host and produce the Tiny Living Beings podcast where I interview a scientist each week about their favorite microbe. I’m available for freelance work and you can contact me at julia.vanetten@rutgers.edu or via instagram (@couch_microscopy).
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By Julia Van Etten, Timothy Stephens, Debashish Bhattacharya| Wiley Online Library Verified 1 Introduction Horizontal genetic transfer (HGT) is a driver of genomic novelty in prokaryotes and more recently, its significance has become recognised in eukaryotes (Ochman, Lawrence, and Groisman 2000; Koonin, Makarova, and Aravind 2001; Dagan, Artzy-Randrup, and Martin 2008; Corel et al. 2018; Soucy, Huang, and Gogarten 2015; Van Etten and Bhattacharya 2020).
By Timothy G. Stephens, Julia Van Etten, Timothy McDermott, william christian| bioRxiv@ AbstractWe investigated an alga-dominated geothermal spring community in Yellowstone National Park, USA. Our goal was to determine how cells cope with abiotic stressors during diurnal sampling that spanned over two orders of magnitude in solar irradiance. We report a community level response to toxic metal resistance and energy cycling that spans the three domains of life. Arsenic detoxification is accomplished via complementary gene expression by different lineages.
By Julia Van Etten, Timothy Stephens, Evolution Rutgers, Microbiology Rutgers| Wiley Online Library Verified INTRODUCTION Horizontal genetic transfer (HGT), once deemed highly unlikely in eukaryotes due to the presence of a nuclear envelope and in many cases, a sequestered germline, is now accepted as a common feature across the tree of life (Van Etten & Bhattacharya, 2020). Yet, the mechanisms that drive HGT persistence and integration into host pathways are poorly understood.
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Freelance
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