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Commensal bacteria participate in nutritional immunity through heme sequestration. @ClarkLab5280 #mSphere journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
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Check out this #JLB highlighted article by Horn's team where they identify neutrophils as a critical cellular target of IL-10–directed immune suppression, as neutrophil-mediated clearance of Strep pneumoniae is improved in the absence of IL-10 receptor. buff.ly/3tHstTg
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Publication🚨 Just out in @iScience_CP
Revisiting an old dogma: Is Aspiration Pneumonia due to Anaerobic 🦠 ?
Should we treat it with anaerobic antibiotics? 💊
A deep dive into the 🫁microbiome
@PACCSM @Pitt_CMM @UPMCnews
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REMINDER: Applications for our summer 2023 virtual research experience for undergraduates are still open! Applications close this Friday, March 31st, 2023.
Apply: etap.nsf.gov/award/407/oppor…
#STEM #Diversity #AcademicTwitter #NoLab #NoProblem
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Join us on Fridays @ 11am ET this semester to hear from our amazing speakers!
@PSUresearch @joeyzacks @JoanRoughgarden @BiofilmClaudia @hostmicrobe @ivanliachko @Botanichole @SunagawaLab @ep_oconnor @KaurTweets @ClarkLab5280
Off campus? DM us for webinar link.
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Arjun Raj@arjunrajlab26 Dec 2022
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It's been great meeting with postdocs about the faculty position application process! Put together some collected thoughts on the process here. Main thing I've noticed: work on describing your research and *why it's important*. Concrete examples within.
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Proud to be associated with the faculty of RAPID @UCSanDiego! Engaging each superb cohort of scholars during the 2 week intensive bootcamps in La Jolla then working longitudinally with amazing young scientists such as @ClarkLab5280 @JayCdoesID @JumoDr @Elsa_SanchezL @lauraamike
Applications for UC San Diego RAPID Program are now open! Check out this highly rated and effective career development opportunity for junior faculty researchers in infectious disease and apply today at rapid.ucsd.edu! #UCSD_RAPID
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The gut microbiome is an "organ" that participates in metabolism, immunity, and infection prevention.
Anti-anaerobic antibiotics thus cause a kind of "organ failure."
I worry this is hurting our patients.
New from our lab in @ERSpublications
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Closing out the Acute Respiratory GRC @GordonConf with my fellow #LeadingLadiesofStrep 😍 @ElsaAwesomePMNs @ClarkLab5280 So many fresh faces and talented trainees going on the job market, your future is bright and we are ready to welcome you into #theLungClub !
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#LeadingLadiesofStrep #pandemicPI at the acute respiratory infection conference! Still showing you how to #StrepYourGameUp 😁#academics #conference #womeninstem #lung #immunity
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The website for Shenoy Lab of Barrier Immunobiology @UMMicroImmuno & @UM_PCCM is up! We will explore how lung epithelial cells & their interactions with host + environmental factors optimize barrier immunity during health & disease. We start in April 2023! shenoy.lab.medicine.umich.ed…
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Colorado Streptococcus/Enterococcus contingent at the #GRCStrepBio22 from 5 labs! @DuerkopLab @ClarkLab5280 @Horswill_Lab @SiegenthalerLab @KdoranLab #StrepYourGameUp – at Maine, USA
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The first of a two-saga papers is now available in BioRxiv. In this paper, we are describing how a series of oxidative reactions lead to the release of heme and nutrients by streptococci. A collaboration with Padilla-Benavides lab and @WeiserLabNYU
Oxidative reactions catalyzed by hydrogen peroxide produced by Streptococcus pneumoniae and other Streptococci Cause the Release and Degradation of Heme from Hemoglobin biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
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Today 3pm! Come chat postdoc funding tips & tricks at #GRCStrepBio22! Find us *inside the conference room* instead of outside since it might rain! #StrepYourGameUp #LetMeSeeYouOneTwoStrep
Join me @jkaspar11 @DuerkopLab @joeyzacks & others at 3pm Wednesday for a #GRCStrepBio22 informal peer mentoring sesh on postdoc funding! Come chat Fs, Ks, & the rest of the postdoc funding alphabet at the tables in back by the fire pit #StrepYourGameUp #LetMeSeeYouOneTwoStrep
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Streptococcal Biology GRS and GRC chairs! Been great working with these amazing women! @Grampospath @BradySpencer12 @LamarSThomas1 #GRSStrepBio22 #GRCStrepBio22 #StrepYourGameUp
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Great hashtags! Looking forward to seeing everyone soon!
We’re officially in the final countdown for the Strep GRS/GRC and now we have hashtags to document the experience 😎👇 Congratulations & thx to our hashtag winners @stephanie_marr and @JoshOsowicki! See you soon #StrepTwitter 🎉
#GRSStrepBio22 #GRCStrepBio22 #StrepYourGameUp
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Microbiota succession throughout life from the cradle to the grave
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The human microbiota can undergo dramatic changes during different phases of life. In this Review, Knight & co discuss the microbiota successions that occur from the cradle to the grave.
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Nice Friday afternoon surprise to see my and @KdoranLab ‘s @PLOSPathogens Pearl on Type VII secretion in Gram-positives is now online 🎉🍻 Check it out here: journals.plos.org/plospathog…
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These programs bring talented junior faculty from around the country—great to see how many year two returnees have received their targeted NIH or foundation grants and published their exciting research
RAPID (infectious diseases)
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Check out this new research from @ClarkLab5280 which shows how beneficial airway bacteria protect against infection by regulating the immune system!
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