Dr. Gennaro was named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science for her outstanding contributions in understanding host/pathogen interactions. For details, visit https://t.co/ppxLMmnaOQ
Rajita Bhavaraju, PhD, MPH, Director of Global Operations for the TB-RePORT International Coordinating Center at Rutgers University, has been honored with the Lifetime Service Award from the North America Region of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease.
Jonathan Holloway has been named the 21st President of Rutgers University.
The eminent historian, author and academic administrator will begin his presidency on July 1, 2020, following successful tenures at Northwestern and Yale.
Concise whole blood transcriptional signatures for incipient tuberculosis: a systematic review and patient-level pooled meta-analysis https://t.co/C6ADFstMQk
NIH-funded postdoc position now available in my lab @PHRI_Rutgers. Get in touch if you are a recent grad looking to work on a seriously cool organism (Orientia tsutsugamushi) with a super-friendly team. https://t.co/nHVnmqKW7m @rickettsiology
Please RT!
Research conducted in mice shows that at least part of breast milk’s protective effects come from a surprising source: the microbes residing in maternal intestines, according to a Nature paper. https://t.co/CWyEw3sjcM
New year, new paper @FrontImmunol! 🥳 After much work optimising & standardising the direct PBMC MGIA, we are now biologically validating the assay in humans, showing potential as a measure of #TB#vaccine efficacy & exploring immune mechanisms 👇
https://t.co/ufyWdVIMat
75000 years of co-existence of humans and the #tuberculosis causing bacteria. 1 in 4 humans today are infected with #TB. Good question - why did the bacteria not eradicated human beings especially when there were no antibiotics? Interesting paper!
https://t.co/VpXdnnMx5l
H&E IS a special stain. Cryptococcus in necrotizing granuloma of lung, signed out on H&E alone.
#pathology#pulmpath#pathbugs#crittersontwitter
See below for a 127-tweet magnum opus #Tweetorial on this fungus (bypasses Twitter’s word limit)
https://t.co/HVBI10RSWn
A great resource for Immunologists.
A genome-wide transcriptomic analysis of protein-coding genes in human blood cells.
#immunology#Genomics
https://t.co/hcylIMoVmm
There were 11,088 cases of TB in the United States in 2010, 16,308 cases in 2000, and 25,701 cases in 1990. As we kick off a new #decade, learn more about TB trends and progress over time: https://t.co/leLWTwot5v