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People who got an updated booster are more than 10 times less likely to die from Covid than unvaccinated people, and more than twice as well protected as vaccinated people without an updated booster. bit.ly/3wq3wsI
Interesting approach!
Now online! Native E. coli strains isolated from mouse stool are genetically engineered for long-term engraftment in the mouse gut and enable improvements in insulin sensitivity in type 2 diabetes!
#ScienceTwitter #microbiology
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Jeffrey Gordon & Collaborators @WUSTLmed published in Cell, "Microbial liberation of N-methylserotonin from orange fiber in gnotobiotic mice and humans". ow.ly/b4hI50K8UNQ
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Dr. Gautam Dantas, @volatilebug, will serve as interim Co-Chief of our Division of Laboratory and Genomic Medicine. His extensive research experience lends him perfectly to support growth of the outstanding research conducted within LGM. Congratulations Dr. Dantas! @GronowskiAnn
It all makes sense now😆 @Gut_Microbes
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A recent paper by a Gordon Lab postdoc, Nathan Han, and others describes how our gut microbes release, N-methylserotonin, a bioactive compound from orange fiber. @BHenrissat @NicolasTerrapon @CellCellPress @WUSTLmed @wusm_pathology #GordonLab
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I’m still trying to decide if Ultima Genomics is hype and hyperbole or really a game changer for genome sequencing. Thoughts?
At a meeting last week, Ultima Genomics said it could provide human genomes for $100 a pop—one-fifth the current going rate. fcld.ly/cm6yqsm
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Check out this review "Intestinal mucus barrier: a missing piece of the puzzle in food allergy" from researchers @LIH_Luxembourg @UniSouthDenmark @uni_lu@TrendsMolecMed #ASMicrobe hubs.li/Q01dnGQC0
Excited to see the Schwartz lab opening soon! Congrats @DJSchwartzLab
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Over 6 million people died from COVID.
Do we now have a new virus to worry about?
Monkeypox is here.
I've spent that last 24 hours scouring websites, journal articles, and expert analysis on it, so you don't have to:
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New study by @WUSTLmed researchers, Michael Barratt & Jeffrey Gordon, show Gut bacterium supports growth in infants with severe acute malnutrition. Pilot study provides more evidence beneficial bacteria could help treat malnourished children. @ScienceTM ow.ly/3HoB50IOJBk
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Shoutout to @BurnhamBugDoc @DMWebberMDPhD and Meghan Wallace. This episode is one of the too 5 most downloaded episodes. Check it out if you haven’t yet.
#tuesdayvibe #tuesdaymotivations #microbiology #medlabsci #podcast #Trending #Twitter
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Grateful to have learned from and worked with @BurnhamBugDoc! We wish you the best as you join @Patternbio
Wishing our colleague and friend Carey-Ann Burnham, @BurnhamBugDoc, much success @Patternbio with the greatest appreciation and gratitude for all of the positive impact that she has made in our department! May our future paths cross many times throughout your career.
Check out the new episode from @Letstalkmicro1 to hear @BurnhamBugDoc, Megan Wallace, and I talk about a simple and accurate approach for reducing the turnaround time of disk diffusion antimicrobial susceptibility testing
Happy Friday! A new episode is now available. Don’t miss this interview with @BurnhamBugDoc , @DMWebberMDPhD and Meghan Wallace. Learn more about disk diffusion being performed on early growth.
#microbiology #Twitter #medlabsci #FridayFeeling
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