Tweets from Lithgow Lab members. Core research areas: Bacteriophage discovery and evolution, cell envelope biology and understanding and reversing AMR.
Monash university, Australia
Joined October 2019
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2024 will be my last year on Twitter.
For the longest time it was a really construtive place to be. I’ve been having more fun at trevor-lithgow.bsky.social this year.
Please join me there if you’d like to stay in touch.
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Beautiful work by MSc student Huanchang Chen from the 1st Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University and @MonashBDI investigating Klebsiella-phage cocktails @CentreImpactAMR @MonashUni #AMR nature.com/articles/s41522-0…
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Closing off the presentation session @The_VIIN, @HelenIsInTheLab from @MonashBDI is talking about her very interesting research of how diabetes 2 (possibly!) blunts the immune response in mice, resulting in worse fungal infection outcomes.
#YoungVIIN2024 #VIINYIS
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A minimalist phage isolated from Wurundjeri Country is teaching us new things about incremental evolution toward new phenotypes. #mBio @LithgowLab @CentreImpactAMR @MonashBDI @KlebClub @KlebsPapers @TrevorLithgow journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
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Virus lurking in Merri Creek is a slick superbug killer that could save millions #phage #AMR nice one @TrevorLithgow @MonashResearch @MonashBDI @mbiojournal theage.com.au/environment/co…
Virus lurking in Merri Creek is a slick superbug killer that could save millions #phage #AMR nice one @TrevorLithgow @MonashResearch @MonashBDI @mbiojournal theage.com.au/environment/co…
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🚨Bacteriophages (phages) are viruses that prey on bacteria. This study sampled natural phage populations to test the hypothesis that untapped genetic variation within a population can be the basis for the selection to diversify the host-range of a phage. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
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Embracing minimalism - “owning only what adds value to your life” - this little #phage is revealing how to evolve new traits for host-killing without acquisition of new genes. Isolated on Wurundjeri country, in a very cool partnership @MonashBDI journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
Farewell to Thung Young with this cool #phage work @CentreImpactAMR @MonashUni @MonashResearch @mbiojournal
Embracing minimalism - “owning only what adds value to your life” - this little #phage is revealing how to evolve new traits for host-killing without acquisition of new genes. Isolated on Wurundjeri country, in a very cool partnership @MonashBDI journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
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This symposium will be led by our Indo-Pacific Future Leaders in #AMR Students and is set to take place on the 25th of February, 2025.
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📣 Abstract submissions are now open for our first Indo-Pacific Future Leaders in AMR Student Symposium. HDR students from across the Indo-Pacific region are encouraged to apply. Abstract applications will close on Friday 29th of November, 2024!
Apply now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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U.S. Antibiotic Awareness Week is a month away! Join us and ‘Go Purple’ from 11/18-11/24 and encourage your community to do the same. Register now until 11/15 and learn how we all play a role in fighting #AntimicrobialResistance: bit.ly/4dvG95u
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#AntimicrobialResistance (AR) is a global public health threat that can affect anyone, at any age, and in any country. Learn more about the actions you can take to protect yourself and others, and help combat AR: bit.ly/4btJ4tV
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Today is World Wombat Day!
On the theme of Treaty, collective strength and wombats, can anyone tell us the collective noun for wombats?
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The second Article Spotlight for July is from Alain Filloux who gives an overview on bacterial protein secretion systems, their history, their nomenclature and why it can be misleading for newcomers in the field. Read the full article here 🔦👉microb.io/4cNEEyu
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Excited to share our new work, led by Brooke Hayes and Marina Harper and with @DrSheenaMcGowan as senior author, on Type VI secretion system Rhs effector and delivery mechanisms now finally out today in Nat. Commun. doi.org/10.1038/s41467-024-5…
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Following the #UNGA79 High-level Meeting, @CDCgov continues to build & sustain partnerships w/ domestic & global leaders to reach shared commitments, including reducing deaths from bacterial #AntimicrobialResistance by 10% by 2030. ICYMI CDC at UNGA blog: bit.ly/3YfsHNM
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🎉Congratulations to @TrevorLithgow for winning the @Monash_FMNHS Dean's Awards for Excellence in Equity, Diversity & Inclusion! His activities through our Centre created meaningful Indigenous engagement in research and showcased the microbial diversity of Wurundjeri country!
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A truth rarely appreciated … @CentreImpactAMR #AMR
#Antimicrobials are used to prevent, treat and control infections in humans, animals and plants. The overuse and misuse of antimicrobials across sectors lead to antimicrobial resistance, posing a threat to healthcare systems, livelihoods and economies.
Read our latest research, the EcoAMR reports, which explores the devastating impacts of #AMR on people, animals and economies and the actions available to #StopSuperbugs.
woah.org/en/superbugs-could-…
