We are delighted that our second review of the threequel (to be completed in Sept. 2024) about the life and death of Citrobacter rodentium is now out in Nat Rev Microbiol. https://t.co/FqZ7OmiIST
Pippa's PhD work is out! Virulent EPEC triggers caspase-4 -> NLRP3 -> caspase-1 in human macrophages. The pathway stimulates atypical pyroptosis. This needs bacterial LPS & actin polymerization via EPEC-delivered Tir. Thanks also to @TheFrankelLab
https://t.co/SHSSh6FfmC
Our PhD student @dcarson114 representing @TheFrankelLab and @CMBI_Imperial at @MicrobioSoc conference. Great flash talk @dcarson114!Find out more at poster A066 #Microbio19
So excited to have my first paper studying early host responses to enteric infection published in @mbiojournal! A big thank you to all those involved in the work based at @TheFrankelLab (@CMBI_Imperial) and @Proteomics_ICR (@ICR_London)
CMBI Work in Progress Seminar
Eve Hopkins
PhD Student, Frankel Lab
‘Intestinal epithelial cells and the microbiome undergo abrupt reprogramming at the inception of colonic infection’
Monday 7th January 2019, 12:30 – 13.30
G47A/B Flowers Building
Excited to be working in the same institute that this research is taking place! #malaria#GeneDrive@imperialcollege The Economist | Extinction on demand https://t.co/kqqHH4C7Qh via @TheEconomist
Our inaugural tweet! What better way to celebrate than showcasing our recent collaboration (and @NatureComms paper) with @DocAndy_J_Roe. Image from @EGD_Hopkins