
Microbiologist studying streptococci 🧫🧬, Assist Prof @bingUBio, mom/wife, traveler, lover of Russian literature, ally 🍷 She/her/Dr. #newPI #steminist
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Joined February 2009
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Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
New preprint online! My favorite Streptococcus phage protein is actually an intrinsically disordered protein. The structure of paratox we know is only when its bound to ComR. @MBMicrobiology @umanitobasci @UofmMicroclub @UMmicrogsa @LauraInTheLab1
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Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
It’s set in Ink! I am a @UCSDMedSchool #PPFP 2024 award recipient. I got the call and I dropped a tear as I listened to the Ass. Director speak the words CONGRATULATIONS…..! Plenty thanks to my mentors @victornizet and @LauraInTheLab1 🫶🏾🇯🇲
Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
We colonized Ventura for the first ever Lactic Acid Bacteria GRC! What an incredible, supportive community for this chemist to be a part of 😊
Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
The Entero/Strepto fields are well-represented at #LABGRC in windy Ventura. Thanks to @rabritton and Maria Marco for organizing the inaugural meeting!
Love hearing about the cool stuff in @LindseyAtUTK 's lab (and loved the shout outs to me and @Katy_Patras ) 😁
Amazing talk on the power of citizen science in women's vaginal health by @SarahLebeer ❤️ #LABGRC
Time for my favorite session of the #LABGRC! #vaginalsymbiosis @Katy_Patras @LindseyAtUTK @SarahLebeer @jacquesravel
Sitting in a crazy jeep truck eating In-N-Out burgers talking about vaginal infections in the middle of the night on our way to the Lactic Acid Bacteria GRC. What could be better? @Katy_Patras @LindseyAtUTK #LABGRC
Nice job by a talented undergraduate in my lab! Go Eliza! @BingUBio
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Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
Interested in a career in biodefense? We are recruiting a PhD microbiologist to drive a Bacillus anthracis research program. DM with questions. Please RT. @VI4Research vumc.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/e…
Excited to be back in MN to give a talk @UMNBiofilmClub Symposium!
One more day until the 2023 UMN Biofilm & Microbial Communities Symposium with keynotes by Drs. @LauraInTheLab1 and Noah Palm! Talks will start at 9am CST tomorrow. If you'd like to join virtually, please register so we can send you the Zoom link! docs.google.com/forms/d/1QRh…
My fist PhD student graduated today! 😭🥳 So proud of @LamarSThomas1
Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
Our new paper on the immune repose to P. aeruginosa persister cells is now out @ the mBio latest articles. We demonstrate the persister cells can evade the immune response.doi.org/10.1128/mbio.00056-2…
Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
Make sure you join us on 4/21/23 for the UMN Biofilm & Microbial Communities Symposium featuring keynotes by Dr. Laura Cook @LauraInTheLab1 & Dr. Noah Valm! Register for in person & Zoom below 👇
Save the date! The 2023 UMN Biofilm & Microbial Communities Symposium will be Friday April 21st from 9am-3:30pm! Registration is free: forms.gle/9ZMDzRQ8QkF8BmfD7
Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
Save the date! The 2023 UMN Biofilm & Microbial Communities Symposium will be Friday April 21st from 9am-3:30pm! Registration is free: forms.gle/9ZMDzRQ8QkF8BmfD7
Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
The highlight of faculty life is our weekly zoom group who celebrates the wins and drags you through lows. PSA send alcohol for both. Drizzly is wicked fast. Today we celebrate @LindseyAtUTK for epic awesomeness!! #LeadingLadiesOfStrep @LauraInTheLab1 @Katy_Patras @Alison_Coady
Is there a reason universities require reviewers to make an account and verify an email address just to submit a letter of recommendation? Can we stop doing that?
Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
MALICE IN CHAINS: “#StrepA was bad before the pandemic, is bad now, and will remain bad until we have a vaccine to reduce the enormous public health burden of life-threatening fast (iGAS) and slow (RHD) streptococcal diseases.” academic.oup.com/jid/advance…
Dr. Laura Cook retweeted
Great work by @Rebecca_Keogh et al! Very excited to continue our studies on GBS in the diabetic wound.
Microbiologists have discovered specific mutations in Group B Streptococcus that are crucial for its resilience in #diabetic wound #infections.
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