I’m delighted to share that my PhD research has been published in @FrontMicrobiol. I sincerely thank my academic advisor, Dr. Kangmin Duan, for his guidance and supervision throughout this work. Cheers!
@umanitoba@UM_RadyFHS
New Research: norCBD disruption affects the H2-type six secretion system and multiple virulence factors in Pseudomonas aeruginosa https://t.co/MABuVQhFWe #FrontiersIn#Microbiology
A deep dive into #T6SS effector diversity in #pseudomonas out now in @NatureComms lead by Antonia Habich from the Unterweger Lab. Great science and great collaboration. @MPI_EvolBio @ImperialNHLI https://t.co/RhG3ZmdNj6
Viable but nonculturable (VNBC) cells have lower intracellular ATP concentrations than culturable cells; they can be revived by elevating their intracellular ATP levels, pointing to a potential strategy to steer bacterial behavior. #JBacteriology: https://t.co/7hHgDRnBNy
Type IV pili (T4P) are important virulence factors in many bacterial pathogens. This #JBacteriology review explores the mechanisms regulating T4p motor function, which could be harnessed to disable the pili in pathogenic bacteria. Get the full story: https://t.co/bBRYn6YmjY
Towards improved biofilm models
https://t.co/ycNU0OZGPv
In this Perspective, Rumbaugh and Whiteley explore the advantages and limitations of current medical biofilm models and outline a framework for quantitatively assessing model accuracy. @KendraRumbaugh@whiteleylab
Introducing Genome Explorer! 🧬A browser that provides nearly instantaneous scaling and traversing of a genome, enabling users to quickly and easily zoom into an area of interest. Learn more about the tool and its capabilities in @mSystemsJ: https://t.co/JLj9jPqIww
Our recent paper, led by my former postdoc Amruta Karbelkar and in collaboration with the Sondermann lab is online at PNAS. We rebuild a SRB cdG-regulated adhesin system in P. fluorescens.
https://t.co/5n7ypb1G56
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Thirty-nine graduate students from RFHS received 2024 graduate studentships, which are scholarships available to grad students in their first or second year of a thesis-based master’s or doctoral program. Read more in UM Today: https://t.co/cHKCbW1LPE
Studies using an in vitro lung epithelial model reveals novel roles for Pseudomonas aeruginosa siderophores, including decreasing epithelial cell viability and upregulated several pro-inflammatory genes. Learn more in @JournalSpectrum: https://t.co/mIm3XGeNsy
Researchers from the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences have been awarded more than $8.3 million in the latest round of @CIHR_IRSC project funding! https://t.co/Orb0bboL4Z