My favorite part of WFH days is that at the end of the day my husband and I do show and tell of what we accomplished that day. He just gets to see figures I’ve made while I get to hear his current composition projects. I think I get the better end of the deal
@subsurface_life This was my poor mother. I left "experiments" all over our house. I'm looking forward to whatever karma might await me with my own kids.
Get a glimpse into our process and thoughts for our most recent paper in my behind the paper blog post for Nature, ‘What’s in your spit? Exploring how to measure the saliva microbiome.’ https://t.co/6dDJ0Hc1pD
Assessing saliva microbiome collection and processing methods: validating methods for 16S and shotgun sequencing in saliva samples collected with and without a novel preservative kit
https://t.co/ngeLzcWHn0
I am officially no longer a graduate student. I was discriminated against because of my disability and forced to leave my program.
Academia, we need to talk
🧵1/13 #DisabledInStem, #AcademicChatter, #DisInHigherEd
The last paper of my dissertation work is finally published! This cohort provided many challenges & I think the lessons I learned with this one will stay with me for a long time. Thankful for the guidance from @CathyLozupone (and many others) for it.
Systems analysis of predictors of metabolic disease in PLWH and MSM found increased LBP, an inflammatory marker indicative of an impaired intestinal barrier, was associated with worse metabolic health along w/ specific nutrients, microbes, and metabolites
https://t.co/Nqg6XlNt0s
Systems analysis of predictors of metabolic disease in PLWH and MSM found increased LBP, an inflammatory marker indicative of an impaired intestinal barrier, was associated with worse metabolic health along w/ specific nutrients, microbes, and metabolites
https://t.co/Nqg6XlNt0s
Is it possible to be all of these (but let's be real I'm the midwesterner)? Couldn't listen to the news this morning b/c any reporting on no masks would for sure increase my anxiety.
My husband thought I was making up words when I first used "aliquot" around him. It's now a part of our family vernacular (usually used in reference to food).
Our review on relationships between blood type and microbes: This topic became of interest when we found blood type specificity to hemagglutination by Bacteroides fragilis and the more we dug into the literature, the more fascinated we became! @lozuponelab https://t.co/y66ZtQN1Wd