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[Christina @bio2data]

If anyone is looking for some cool stickers, check out my shop 😊 It’s still in the initial stages, but looking forward to expanding it.

#stickers#redbubble

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[Surya Dev Aggarwal @suryad26]

Thank you to Drs. Trappetti and Paton for this nice preview of our latest work, in which they highlight the importance of QS systems in regulating microbial warfare during infection.

Happy to see this piece accompanying our article! @WeiserLabNYU

[Surya Dev Aggarwal @suryad26]

Pleased to share some of our latest work available online now in @cellhostmicrobe. In this work, we discovered that quorum sensing induced bacteriocins mediate intra-strain competition in pneumococcus during colonization and transmission.
https://t.co/wA8l9ZTMNz

[Luisa Hiller 🇧🇷🇺🇸 @LuHiller]

#RBM2022 is only a month away! I'm looking forward to exciting talks on microbiome & pathogenesis @CmuScience and Center for Microbiome and Medicine @PittHealthSci.

[Anne Wyllie @awyllie13]

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#europneumo2023

[Corine Jackman Burden, PhD @corine_jackman]

My talk and poster went great at the Gordon seminar & conference for Streptococcal Biology with PI @LuHiller and labmate @KMuellerbrown. I've met amazing people with awesome research. Looking forward to keeping in touch! @BWFUND awardees #StrepYourGameUp #GRCStrepBio22

[Weiser Lab @ NYU Langone Health @WeiserLabNYU]

Excited to share our latest from @suryad26, now on @biorxiv! We describe the unexpected role of BlpC in driving intra-strain competitive success, with physiological consequences on ecology of the colonizing strain and importantly, transmission to new hosts! Tweetorial below.

[Surya Dev Aggarwal @suryad26]

This work establishes the importance of blp locus in influencing the success of clones both within- and between-hosts. Thanks to @johnlees6, @Nacobas, @cwb315, @Annie_alra, @WeiserLabNYU for all their help on this! (n/n)

[Luisa Hiller 🇧🇷🇺🇸 @LuHiller]

Thrilled to announce that registration is open for #RBM2022.

[FEMS @FEMSmicro]

Many flu patients acquire secondary pneumococcus infections that make them even sicker.

A new study looked at how virus and bacterium interact in hosts leading to severe symptoms.

@KMuellerbrown and @SageVle for the #FEMSmicroBlog. #FascinatingMicrobes

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