Our paper is out today on the potential effectiveness of the #Influenza antiviral baloxavir to both treat infection and reduce risk of transmission to others, shown in the ferret model @WHOCCFluMelb@TheDohertyInst@imperialcollege https://t.co/C6UyqpgyZj
Really exciting to have this study published! We found that #SARSCoV2 can infect Syncytiotrophoblasts of the #placenta leading to de-differentiation and loss of hCG expression. @TheDohertyInst@MonashUni@UniofAdelaide
https://t.co/P5FXLyouqW
Wrapped that our #SARSCoV2 🦠study investigating infection, entry mechanism, host response and antiviral compound activity in heart 🫀and lung 🫁 stem cell models was published in @stemcellreports@TheDohertyInst@MCRI_for_kids https://t.co/qjB9vkS7bD
New research from our lab showing the importance of studying several cells types types in parallel when investigating potential therapeutic options against SARS-CoV-2.
Thanks @AusVirologySoc for a great conference. Had so much fun catching up with familiar faces, meeting some new ones, and presenting my poster here with Kanta Subbarao! #AVS11
I’m submitting my thesis soon & looking for a perfect first #postdoc in 2023. I have experience in #malaria serosurveillance (and more) with a passion for infectious diseases & data wrangling. If you have a role that might be a good fit please get in touch, if not please retweet!
Most infectious disease models do not accurately recapitulate the complexities of virus transmission via aerosols 🦠🌬️💨
@leoyylee at @TheDohertyInst and @AerosolDevices aim to better understand the mechanisms involved in virus transmission via aerosols. More on this at #AVS11
You know you are at the Options meeting when you go to have breakfast and Kanta Subbarao is sitting to your left and Ron Fouchier to your right. Options is a fantastic opportunity for young scientists to get a good overview of the flu field and to network with all the big PIs.
Pleased to share our preprint from the Subbarao group establishing stem cell derived models for testing antivirals against #SARSCoV2@TheDohertyInst@MCRI_for_kids@MonashUni https://t.co/3PUA8qzi3T