I am a virologist and a cancer biologist at the University of Manitoba who studies virus-host interactions, host immune evasion, and mechanism of oncogenesis.
Remembering the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize, the first individual to be awarded two Nobel Prizes and still today the only individual with two Nobel Prizes in two different scientific categories: Marie Skłodowska Curie.
Curie was born #OnThisDay in 1867.
This is a rather concerning finding yet we continue to be complacent in many ways. Not only was the virus highly lethal in a ferret model, it was also airborne. Good news is some treatments were efficacious in reducing symptoms and death in animals.
https://t.co/GU6L7yQapu
Bad science @BioMedCentral Biotechnology. Authors claim development of new adenovirus-complementing cell line for recombinant adenovirus production. Using L132 cells, which are essentially mislabeled HeLa cells. Authors claim these are primary lung cells. https://t.co/W5ASrwWGdB
Get to know Professor Peter Pelka from the Department of Microbiology and discover his vision for the future of vaccine research! Learn more: https://t.co/B7dTVmpSsE
#UManitoba#UMResearch
Want to learn more about our recent CBRF award and research focus in my lab? Here are a couple of links:
https://t.co/nu3WHxzFqR
And a YouTube video if you'd rather see that:
https://t.co/42VOsBUVjX
Wow, @nature has retracted the 2020 Poore et al. cancer microbiome paper that we showed (https://t.co/hBvfGCvyGR) was deeply flawed. The retraction date is tomorrow so I can't yet read the official notice, but I'll update when I can @RetractionWatch@ProfBootyPhD
Congratulations and thanks to our PRAIRIE Hub team members, partners, and collaborators for the CBRF/BRIF award to ensure Canada's leadership and independence in vaccine research and manufacturing!
@SSHRC_CRSH@InnovationCA@umanitoba@umanitobasci
https://t.co/3Aee9YyKI4
20% of retail milk has traces of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the US, suggesting a wider outbreak amongst cattle than previously thought. Note that the milk is fine, it is highly unlikely than any infectious virus survives pasteurization.
https://t.co/yGRbC6cENr
Good read @ #CNN, we are already getting complacent. The next threat isn't going to wait and we may not be as "lucky" for quick vaccines as we were with COVID-19. Being prepared AHEAD of an outbreak is key.
Check out this article: https://t.co/o0mgZ1yL8F
Congratulations to the Pelka and Thimmapaya teams on a fine publication in Heliyon and a great collaboration. Great job everyone! @HeliyonJournal@umanitobasci
https://t.co/2RCwikIZZj