Dries Budding

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@StevenSalzberg1 That’s really remarkable. I also found the study very dubious and wrote a letter together with a group of scientists from Amsterdam University. The letter was dismissed and we were informed to discuss our issues with the authors.

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@engineers_feed Mortgages. Having a place to live is one of the most basic necessities, yet somehow we have gotten into a situation that banks own more or less all homes and we have to pay monthly fees to be able to live somewhere.

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@MycoLAtes Really great work! Coen told me about it. Could really be a big breakthrough!

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@IM_Crit_ That’s crazy. Microbiology making itself useless. I’m setting up a lab in a hospital that will give all microbiolgy results the same day with my company inbiome next year. We aim to make the microbiology lab as useful and valuable as possible.

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@RuthLeyMicro Great to see that this is finally addressed!

[Kristina Campbell, microbiome science writer @bykriscampbell]

🧵A mini thread on the big news today in microbiome therapeutics...

To date, no live biotherapeutic products have been approved to go on the market as drugs.

But the FDA's Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee held a meeting today... a LONG meeting.

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

Interesting COVID christmas dynamics in the Amsterdam region https://t.co/Ep0Ez8htZz

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@ryhertzberger Goed idee, die crispatus tampon. Uiteindelijk lijkt het me dat die wetgeving onhoudbaar is. Hoe kunnen bacterien in kaas wel veilig zijn omdat ze al 20.000 jaar gegeten worden, maar bacterien die al meer dan een miljoen jaar in ons lichaam leven niet bewezen veilig zijn?

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

A great piece of progress in debunking the sequencing-hype driven false findings of ‘microbiomes’ in sterile bodily sites: https://t.co/RVdNli7d26

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@gedankenstuecke @MycoLAtes @Bacterioskeptic Would be difficult to find, given the title, but here’s the link: https://t.co/mqsqqDh9vW

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

The possibility to predict blood stream infections in premature children is coming close! Great work from Sofia el Manouni!

https://t.co/E6tYQFqCkk

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@MarcBonten @NOSsport Minder plaspauzes misschien...

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@mcastledine96 @ContamClub Or Paenibacillus vortex

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

Such a huge breakthrough. To me, this is one of the most impressive accomplishments of AI. https://t.co/Rtg1Vyf7vx

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@ElskeSieswerda @CMIJournal @jeroenschouten3 @MarcBonten Great work!

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@ArmandGirbes Geweldig

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@Maikel_Boot Geweldig! Gefeliciteerd!

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

COVID proof holiday. Five house hamlet in rural sunny France.

[Dries Budding @driesbudding]

@SmitsLab @CoburnBryan @ScienceMagazine @MicrobiomDigest @WvSchaik @NFdeMiranda @BrittonTML @PatSchloss There was culturing described, but they cultured Staph epidermidis and Micrococcus luteus, which are the most common contaminants found in culture of human samples, coming from the skin. So all in all very dubious.

[Maarten De Gendt @maartendegendt]

Soms he, soms is Twitter echt weer een fijne plaats!