Strain Variation in Clostridioides difficile Cytotoxicity https://t.co/mpx9hGnaor @SnitkinLabWGS Hanna/Snitkin Identified genomic variants most correlated w/changes in phenotypes & disease severity. Overlapping loci may be important for bacterial function & human clinical disease
Ferric Citrate https://t.co/xpa6cyIXj2 @harry_mobley@SnitkinLabWGS Snitkin-Mobley: Ferric citrate uptake has not previously been associated w/UPEC isolates, underlining the importance of the continued study of these strains to fully understand their mechanisms of pathogenesis.
We are excited to publish our framework for studying regional transmission using whole-genome sequencing data.
Check out our corresponding open-source R package, regentrans 👇
https://t.co/uDUEXclZKp
Congrats to @GenevieveChiara, @SnitkinLabWGS member & @umichsph MPH in Hospital & Molecular Epidemiology candidate, for her successful MPH capstone presentation:
"Validation of strain profiling tool strainEST using Clostridium difficile population sequencing."
Great work! 🥳🎉
Phenotypic & https://t.co/Sg6Bq6AcCn @SnitkinLabWGS@ericmartens1 Snitkin/Martens results provide paths to expand phenotypic surveys of more diverse gut bacteria to understand their functions & also to leverage dietary fibers to alter the physiology of the gut microbial community
Congrats to Dr. Stephanie Thiede! 🧫🦠
@stephstaph8 successfully defended her excellent dissertation, "Genomic Epidemiological Insights Into MRSA Transmission and Adaptation in an Urban Jail and the Surrounding Community" today. Congrats!🎉
From the Snitkin Lab - work highlighting the prevalence of multiallelic sites and SNPs in overlapping genes within diverse bacterial genomes and the impact of reference allele choice on gene-based analyses.
https://t.co/eSzPCBX9my
So excited our newest preprint from @SnitkinLabWGS & @mhayde2 is up! We used a SNV threshold free method to integrate #WGS and #Epi data to identify routes of #CRE transmission in an LTACH. #epitwitter#Genomics
https://t.co/NJieYnmn7j
My third thesis paper with the @SnitkinLabWGS is out today! We originally began this project so that we could implement @MahaFarhat & @bjesseshapiro's phyC algorithm in R for one of our Cdif genomics projects. 1/4
Congratulations @5hawnsolo! We have been so fortunate to be part of your amazing journey. Best of luck in all your future endeavours!! #GoBlue @UNC_Clin_Micro
It's happening! First graduate trainee @5hawnsolo from the Snitkin lab is defending her PhD work today at 2 PM (EDT)! All are welcome to see her hard work on combating infectious diseases in long-term care via https://t.co/IxUJuTEjVv
@UMMicroImmuno (photo credit: @stephstaph8 )
🎶🎅🎄❄️☃️It's beginning to look a lot like...sickness here in the Snitkin lab for the annual Bioinformatics Door Dec Contest. Elf on the shelf should have gotten his DTaP vaccine before he sat on that rusty nail...... @UMMicroImmuno#IDtwitter#SantaIsComingDownWithSomething
Snitkin lab is participating in the holiday-themed door decoration contest hosted by the Bioinformatics department! Thanks to @stephstaph8 @5hawnsolo @saund_katie @RDCrawford26 @alipirani88@bubblepig914 and @Sintsovka for #mandatoryfun!
Fascinating paper by @anishpandey89 on #BacterialEvolution in upper respiratory tract. I made a #VisualAbstract as I was reading to keep the two studies straight.
Paper: https://t.co/oT6BBhApiu
RT: https://t.co/KSNZxuRzEN
Goodbye lunch for Hannah - awarded a CDC/CSTE Applied Epidemiology Fellowship, and @genevievechiara - thank you for all your hard work this summer! Best of luck to you both and hope to see you soon! @CSTEnews