The Cotter lab is hiring a research technician to help us investigate the two partner secretion mechanism and it’s contribution to Bordetella pathogenesis.
Please RT and DM me with any questions about the position or living in Chapel Hill! https://t.co/JIUZZyNppb
.@UNC_SOM and @jointbme researchers have developed a new method to help improve drug delivery in tough-to-treat chronic wounds infected with Staph.
Their new strategy was able to reduce MRSA infection in the wounds of diabetic mice by 94%. @CellChemBiol
https://t.co/QMfknWyPby
Check out an early view of our new article in @iScience_CP investigating acyltransferase activity in a polyketide synthase from Toxoplasma gondii. Congratulations Hannah @hkdambrosio24, Jack, and Aaron!!
https://t.co/XsdweZwmnl
Persistence pays off in the human gut microbiome
Researchers find "that most strains of bacteria present in the #microbiome are very persistent, with the chances of a strain persisting for at least a year being over 90%."
https://t.co/h5fCVV5Ibk #microbiota
Congrats to Kuan Yi (@KuanYiLu1) and Chris on their just accepted review at @ChemBioChem!
Chemoproteomics for Plasmodium parasite drug target discovery https://t.co/GBIY6NXEY7
Standing in support & solidarity with our Asian and Asian American friends to stop anti-Asian rhetoric and hate crimes in our midst. Yesterday's massacre in Atlanta is a horrific reminder of the terror caused by gender violence and racism. It affects all of us. #StopAsianHate
Here's our most recent preprint on the tubovesicular network in P. vivax! Congrats to Kayla @ksylvester156, Dora, Michael, McKenna, and our collaborators in the Kyle @parasite_doc and Witkowski labs!