Gillian Carney

[Microbiology Society @MicrobioSoc]

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[Microbiology Society @MicrobioSoc]

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[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@DrPrernaVohra @TadhgOCroinin @MargueriteClyne @steve_myco @dr_Jen_Mitchell Thank you so much @DrPrernaVohra and @steve_myco for all the the great insights on my work I really enjoyed the experience!

[Tadhg Ó Cróinín @TadhgOCroinin]

Me and ⁦@MargueriteClyne⁩ very proud supervisors of the brilliant and soon to be Dr ⁦@Gilly_Carney⁩ who passed her viva today… huge thanks to ⁦@DrPrernaVohra⁩,⁦@steve_myco⁩ and ⁦@dr_Jen_Mitchell⁩ for examining!!

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@ColmanOC @ecoligist @eogorman1499 Seeing as we’d never hear the end of it I really hope not 😂

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

Really enjoyed #campyuk over the last few days! And I was delighted to finish it off with a prize for my lighting talk 😊 Thanks to my supervisors @TadhgOCroinin and @MargueriteClyne

[Tadhg Ó Cróinín @TadhgOCroinin]

PhD opportunity co-supervised by myself and @MargueriteClyne focused on biofilm formation by Campylobacter jejuni. Details below and please RT! https://t.co/lQiiUEmZCz

[Deirdre Clissmann @DClissmann]

LIFE UNDER PRESSURE: Young female researcher at UCD on a quest to help say goodbEYE to glaucoma!
@fight_blindness @its4women_ie @UCDMedicine @ucddublin
#YFRBursary #Glaucoma

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio in figure 1 do you think if they increased the infection length, the espG mutant would of reached the level of the wild type? Also why do the flouresence images show up to 180 but the graph only shows up to 120? #ccib2020week9

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio Do you think they should included a small number of heterosexual couples in their analysis as a way to support their results further, if the same level of transmission was found for heterosexual couples as in the original study #ccib2020week8

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio In Figure 2 for the whole mount preparations they don't quantify the fluorescence intensity or the %wound closure as they did for the IEC experiments. Do you believe the images alone are enough to show the result?#ccib2020week7

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio In Fig.5. Why do you think they show clathrin coated vesicles in HeLa cells but not in IECs? Do you think clathrin coated vesicles are hard to image using this method and that’s why they were not shown on the MATE vesicles?#ccib2020week6

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio do you think they should of included an assessment of multi drug resistance in this study ? Or would this not be relevant. #ccib2020week5

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio here's the paper for next week 😊https://t.co/rWO6cDKyzw #ccib2020week4

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio In fig.2. they suggest that K. pneumoniae EV vaccination is specific for K. pneumoniea, but for this they only compare it with E.coli. Do you think this is enough and are there any other pathogens they could of included?#ccib2020week3

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio Do you think the difference in the rate of mixed infections between Brazilian and African tabanids is accurate or could it be due to differences in sampling ?#ccib2020week2

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio In figures 1.F, 5.B and 7.B they show the fluorescence RFU but do not bring too much attention to this in the discussion. How is this result important for this study? #ccib2020week1

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio in the adhesion assay do you think they should of carried out the experiment in multiple cell types to test their result further ? Especially since the rate of adhesion in this cell type seems relatively low at 1% #ccib2019week18

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio In the text they say that all the fungal C type lectin receptors are highly present, but in fig.1, they are present across a range from 0.0002 to around 1.2. Is this proportion of the receptors expected and associated with their roles? #ccib2019week17

[Gillian Carney @Gilly_Carney]

@UCDInfectionBio for the realtime qPCR experiment in Fig2 why do they normalise the expression of the flaB housekeeping gene to the host mRNA and why the Hprt1 gene ? #ccib2019week16