We’re a Virology lab @thedohertyinst looking at how flaviviruses and noroviruses replicate, and how they alter innate immunity. Lab Head: @JasonMack1234
The Mackenzie lab are sad to say goodbye to Svenja who has been an integral part of the group for a long time. After a very successful completion of her PhD, she is off to @MonashUni to start her next chapter as a postdoc @TheDohertyInst@JasonMack1234
Thank you to Sonja from Mimotopes for giving Jase this awesome game. The @MackenzieLab board game nights will be virology themed from now on. #lorneiandi#pandemic#virology
What a fantastic #lorneiandi meeting it has been so far. Here is @MackenzieLab member Turgut Aktepe presenting his fascinating work on how flaviviruses use host proteins to build an intracellular niche for replication. @TheDohertyInst#arbovirus
Congratulations to our fantastic PhD student Svenja for winning a poster award for her work titled “MNV manipulates the surface expression of MHC class I proteins” at #AVS9! https://t.co/sOrw7X20ZG
#AVS9 Paulina Koszalka - nitazoxamide, a repurposed drug with antiviral activity with a novel mechanism of action. Good results in ferret trials in combination with oseltamivir for reducing seasonal FluA titres
#AVS9 Dr Josh Hayward and why should we care about bat viruses, aside from learning how APOBEC proteins can restrict viruses, baby bats are super cute.... @AusVirologySoc@AUSSOCMIC
Great to hear our lab alumnus, Dr.Rebecca Ambrose, talk about her latest work on a novel human protein that regulates antiviral immune signalling. #MackenzieLab#AVS9
Our PhD student Nathan Kenney is presenting an oral poster about phosphoinositides and #norovirus replication. He’ll also be at his poster (#106) for any follow up questions tonight! #AVS9#MackenzieLab