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Nina Davtian

Are #nerdy #membrane-spanning #lipids produced by #bacteria and #archaea admitted on #Mastodon?

These lipids, named glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers (#GDGTs), are my favorite #biomarkers for their usefulness as #climatic and #environmental #indicators and for having been the #protagonists of my #PhD #research.

Recently, I participated to an #international #workshop organized by #GDGT #nerds for GDGT nerds, sadly not active on this #platform as far as I know.

Nerdy mug with two of Nina Davtian's favorite membrane-spanning lipids on it. The molecule drawn in green is a bacterial membrane lipid whereas the molecule drawn in blue, red, and yellow is a famous archaeal membrane lipid named crenarchaeol.
Same nerdy mug as in the other photo but viewed from the other side. The name of the (niche) international workshop to which Nina Davtian participated in September 2023 and the name of the city where this workshop was organized are visible. GDGT stands for "glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether" and is the abbreviated name of Nina Davtian's favorite membrane-spanning lipids.
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