Disrupting bacterial communication signals to treat diseases is not always beneficial. This is what a new study led by @KimInGeneva (#UNIGE} and @HarisAntypas (@NTUsg) shows. https://t.co/giY2DRrH5F
I’m excited to share that this study I am first author from the lab of @KimInGeneva (three continents effort!) is out!
E. faecalis-derived lactic acid suppresses macrophage activation, enabling persistent and polymicrobial wound infections.
Hi Strep/Entero community! Registration and abstract submissions are now open for the Streptococcal Biology Gordon Research Seminar (GRS), August 1–2, 2026 in the beautiful Lucca, Italy!! Spots are filling out quickly so make sure you apply soon (: https://t.co/3vJNbDdOLP
The Streptococcal Biology GRC/GRS are open for applications. Acceptances are underway and the meeting is on track to fill up.
If you’re aiming for a short talk (lots of slots), registering early is important for full consideration.
Plz share widely!
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Getting the spiderwebs out to excitedly share our new work @KimInGeneva lab. We studied how Enterococci use lactic acid to suppress the inflammatory response and promote virulence.
https://t.co/DW6Hd2LUqd It is now under review, stay tuned for a revised version when published.=)
Congratulations to @theZhiRen from @PennDentalMed for winning the @FEMSMicrobes best ECR talk award at the 7th International Aegean Conference on Model Hosts! 🥳 He gave a killer talk on Selenomonas sputigena. A very cool🦠.
Calling all Enterococcal researchers & enthusiasts! 🦠We've really appreciated the Enterococcal tools available @Biocyc, especially with upgraded curation, so I'm happy to spread the good word to those who are still out there.
Check out the recent @BioCyc release, which also includes newly curated Tier 2 databases for Enterococcus faecalis V583 and OG1RF. A big shoutout to @KimInGeneva and @josealemos for their guidance in navigating enterococcal research!
Our previously preprinted work on E. faecalis HtrA is now out @PLOSGenetics. A project close to my ❤️, started in 🇸🇬 by Adeline Yong and finished in🇨🇭 by @CristinaColome8 and supported by an international cast! https://t.co/PXVV95IG6s
The latest preprint from the lab is up. Here we asked how the cell responds when pilus biogenesis goes off the rails in E. faecalis. 😱 Come for the chaperone/protease action, stay for the WEIRD morphologies & two component system induction. 👇
I am a little biased, but this is SUCH a great meeting! For microbial folks thinking about ecological and evolutionary problems, this a great crowd! Check it out! 👇
⏰ Abstract submission deadline alert for #EMBOEvoEco 🧑🤝🧑🌳
You only have a few days left to send your abstract. The deadline is 10 July: ➡️ https://t.co/2ltyTdyMn7
Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of innovative discussions and discoveries! 🌟
Want to gain mechanistic insights on major outstanding ecological and evolutionary questions? Register now for the 2024 edition of the #EMBOEvoEco Workshop. It will take place 8-11 October 2024 in Heidelberg @EMBLEvents. Only few weeks left for abstract submission (10 July).
We are happy to announce that the 10th ASM Conference on Biofilms will be held in Portland, Oregon, from Nov 9-13, 2025. We look forward to gathering the biofilm community for what should be a fantastic meeting. See the ASM website for details. https://t.co/qwfGkRz7iV
We're still pretty excited about all the new insights gained from this scRNAseq study of Enterococcus faecalis wound infection, now up on @eLife ! 🤓😎 A super awesome collaboration with @_cenk, @Guillou76, and more. 🤠 https://t.co/jdgtbMls3X
In our ongoing efforts to understand Enterococcal pathogenesis in wound infections, we teamed up with @_cenk and @ThibaultLab to dissect the host response at single cell resolution. New insights abound! 👇🤩