Liz McGraw

Twitter for all things Microbio related! Woohoo! :)

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

It is never too late to celebrate a Microbial Halloween, especially when you're looking as smooth as a Pseudomonas fluorescens smooth morph!! @markowenmartin #Microbialhalloween #bio350

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

Forgot to show my friends off last night, so I’ll show them off tonight! Here are some microbial interactions if you don’t have anyone to interact with this at this late hour! #Bio350 @markowenmartin

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

My sweatshirt may have ruined my microbial tattoo, but I still know what it is and that is all that matters!!! Hoping it helps me understand all things microbial as I study for the exam tomorrow!! #bio350 @markowenmartin

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

Are we fighting pathogens, or are we fighting ourselves? The pathogens need a host to cause disease, so maybe we, humans are the problem? Instead of killing all pathogens and making them #pathogone, we need an alternative!! #bio350 @markowenmartin

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

The interactions between bacteria and animals need to be introduced in first year biology curriculum so students can understand how important bacteria truly are! I found one of your cartoons on google images, you're famous Doc! @markowenmartin #BIO350 #GivingMicrobesTheirDue

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

Hope everyone likes their food bland because there's bacteria all over restaurant salt and pepper shakers that will get on you food! OH NO!
Luckily, we have an immune system so we can shake it up! :) #microbialglasses #swabstories #bio350 @markowenmartin https://t.co/vc12TjSgob

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

I think anything related to science is pretty cool, but I guess this is ehhh news of new discoveries of how microswimmers swim through different fluids!
@markowenmartin #bio350 #mbionet #mehmicrobes
https://t.co/uMtF2jj6w1

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

A symbiotic relationship between plants and bacteria may help plants survive the changes occurring in the global environment! @markowenmartin #bio350 #mbionet #angelmicrobes
https://t.co/lv79YYUlDS

[Liz McGraw @mcgraw2]

Karenia brevis are causing a "red tide" to appear off the coast of southwest Florida! Be aware of these dinoflagellate producing neurotoxins!!!!! @markowenmartin #bio350 #mbionet #devilmicrobes
https://t.co/UbgKRoIMx7