Aristilde Research Group at Northwestern University
Unraveling Mechanisms in Environmental Organic Processes and Environmental Biotechnology
TITLE: Advancements in 13C isotope tracking of synergistic substrate co-utilization in Pseudomonas species and implications for biotechnology applications –ABSTRACT: Pseudomonads are well-known to thrive in diverse and complex nutritional habitats, and these capabilities make Pseudomonas species attractive as whole-cell
TITLE: The Metabolome of Associations Between Xylem-Feeding Insects and their Bacterial Symbionts –ABSTRACT: Metabolomics has increasingly led to important insights in chemical ecology by identifying environmentally relevant small molecules that mediate inter-organismal interactions. Nevertheless, the application of metabolomics to
TITLE: A non-derivatized method for simultaneous quantitation of proteinogenic, urea-cycle, and acetylated amino acids by liquid chromatography–high-resolution mass spectrometry –ABSTRACT: The quantification of amino acids as freely dissolved compounds or from hydrolyzed peptides and proteins is a common endeavor
TITLE: Adverse Metabolic Outcomes in Soil Pseudomonas Species Exposed to Polyethoxylated Tallow Amine and Glyphosate –ABSTRACT: Polyethoxylated tallow amine (POEA) is a common surfactant used in glyphosate-based herbicide formulations to enhance the bioavailability of the active herbicide ingredient. Toxic effects
The group went out to dinner to celebrate the tenure promotion of Prof. Aristilde.
Prof. Aristilde was recently featured in the Cornell Alumni Magazine: The Mystery of Carbon Recycling.
