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Extremely happy to see this paper out!
Building from our previous work (see doi.org/10.1016/j.vaccine.20…), we have looked into exploiting outer membrane vesicles from Neisseria cinerea to express multiple meningococcal antigens.
frontiersin.org/journals/imm…
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Come join us on an awesome interdisciplinary project over 5 years unraveling the way in which the bacterial elongasome is activated, regulated and elongates the cell. New scientific discovery, new antibiotic targets, international collaboration.
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The second 2023 publication on B. cereus G9241 by ever talented @Shathviga and the still Twitterless but equally talented Grace Taylor-Joyce
The influence of extrachromosomal elements in the anthrax “cross-over” strain Bacillus cereus G9241 frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Very happy to see a paper to come out of my PhD. Had fun converting PhD stress into researching #CDiff stress. Very blessed to have such wonderful colleagues and a big thank you to @MeeraUnnikri for all the guidance. journals.asm.org/eprint/VHQ4…
journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128… A link that actually works!
Interested in AMR? The very talented (but Twitterless) Grace Taylor-Joyce will be giving a poster talk at #MicroSoc23 this afternoon P657. Come find out about the establishment of a resistant cell under antibiotic treatment. Would be a nice surprise for her!
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A bit delayed in tweeting - our recent review on C. difficile, a host- pathogen perspective by @JChengScience in the Diversity in Microbiology collection @MicrobioSoc microbiologyresearch.org/con…
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What would you like for Christmas?
How about a new career in a vibrant, exciting and interdisciplinary environment?
Assistant or Associate Professor: 2 x Host-virus interactions, 1 x Plant virology, 1 x Host responses to microbes.
tinyurl.com/sis-jobs. Please RT & DM !
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New preprint from the lab… this has involved several lab members over the years… but finally led by @JChengScience . The regulatory role of anti-sigma factor, RsbW, in Clostridioides difficile stress response, persistence and infection | bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… – at Coventry, England
Great @MicrobioSoc conference with @MeeraUnnikri @giridharchandra @TMaccreath @AmyGodfrey23. Met loads of lovely people! Managed to sneak a visit the Giants Causeway to tick one off the bucket list. #Microbio22
Come visit my poster at B029, where I am excited to tell you C. diff regulation of stress response and infection! #microsoc22
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Poster sessions been excellent so far #Microbio22 well done @TMaccreath for most promising science poster award Access Microbiol @MicrobioSoc Don’t forget to visit @JChengScience C. diff regulation poster B029 and @giridharchandra B241 staph type VII
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Happy 2022 everyone! Here's one thing to look forward to this year- the next UK cellular Microbiology meeting will be held @warwickmed @warwickuni on April 21 and 22. Great opportunity for ECRs to talk. More details to follow soon ukcellmicro.org
Lovely Christmas decorations by members of MIU in our new IBRB building @warwickuni @BMSatWarwick @WarwickLifeSci
Loads of us arent on Twitter, but shout out to (and follow their work): @Shathviga @giridharchandra @v_sm1th @TMaccreath @dszand
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UK phage peeps. Myself @MarthaClokie @DarrenSmithdx @NobregaFL are trying to get funding for a UK-PhageBank. If you are UK researcher and would be willing to support this can you DM me
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Exciting PhD project opportunity in our lab to study the C. difficile-host interface through @MIBTP1 @warwickuni For details see warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/…
MSDS first aid measures to Nuclease-Free Water
Skin contact: Take off immediately all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water.
Eye contact: rinse out with plenty of water. Remove contact lenses.
After swallowing: make victim drink water (two glasses at most) #AcademicChatter














