Understanding microbes in foods and guts is my passion. Proud mama with a love for backpacking and fermentation. Views expressed are completely my own.
Excited for the start of #fermentation2022 with opening talk by Karen Wang Diggs @ChouAmiFerments on medicinal plants and fermentation. Looking forward to three days of fermented food talks!
@FermentAssoc So sorry to be missing The Fermentation Association conference starting today in Chicago. It’s bound to be the go-to meeting for the science and business of all things fermented!
After that inspiring first session #ISME18, I’m even more excited for our session tomorrow on food microbial ecology with @pauldcotter, Nick Bokulich, Marie-Christine Champomier-Verges, and many more.
Interested in antimicrobial peptides and bacteriocins? Here you have a complete set of protocols useful bacteriocin works. Thanks to Ulm and NTNU for a nice collaboration, in the EU project Ifermenter. https://t.co/8nWzwFcTwn
Congrats to Glory Bui on winning a ISAPP SFA poster award @ISAPPscience@ISAPPSFA! She has done an amazing job studying how Lcasei modulates intestinal epithelial cells through secreted compounds made during growth in milk.
Half way home from @ISAPPscience. No work-related travel from now until @ISME_microbes in August. Looking forward to an exciting session there, convened by @MariaLMarco and Marie Christine https://t.co/n0Tu8g59F5
@pauldcotter@ISAPPscience@ISME_microbes Can’t wait to see you again in Switzerland. From the mountains to the sea - thankful for those special microbes we study!
Our new pub shows how lactic acid bacteria reduce their extracellular environment by blending #fermentation and respiration. This ability for extracellular electron transfer expands how we can apply LAB in #foods and as #probiotics
https://t.co/vN47pYDR8J
Our latest pub shows what happens when resistant starch and whole grains are combined in a diet. Metatranscriptomes reveal an overwhelming effect of the resistant starch on gut microbiome stress-response and carbohydrate metabolism pathways.
https://t.co/YSYapnSIA2
Read our new perspective article on why it is important to have microbiological research that considers geo-socio-cultural contexts in which Inuit fermented foods are made https://t.co/7RVLgFqOUj #GutHealth#FermentedFoods#microbiology
My latest blog explains why microbes in fermented foods are not the same as microbes we call probiotics. Do fermented foods contain probiotics? - International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics (ISAPP) https://t.co/31u1ZspIyE
Winter Quarter Update (1/7): With the rapid rise nationwide in the number of COVID-19 infections caused by the Omicron variant and the likelihood that holiday gatherings will only further increase infections, UC campuses are implementing additional mitigations.