Publications by authors named "Emily Petroni"

Bacteria adapt to changing environments by altering the transcription of their genes. Specific proteins can regulate these changes. This study explored how a single protein called RpoS controls how many genes change expression during adaptation to three stresses.

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Transcription termination is an essential and dynamic process that can tune gene expression in response to diverse molecular signals. Yet, the genomic positions, molecular mechanisms, and regulatory consequences of termination have only been studied thoroughly in model bacteria. Here, we use several RNA-seq approaches to map RNA ends for the transcriptome of the spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi - the etiological agent of Lyme disease.

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Transcription termination is an essential and dynamic process that can tune gene expression in response to diverse molecular signals. Yet, the genomic positions, molecular mechanisms, and regulatory consequences of termination have only been studied thoroughly in model bacteria. We employed complementary RNA-seq approaches to map RNA ends for the transcriptome of the spirochete - the etiological agent of Lyme disease.

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