Meghan Frederick

[Meghan Frederick @meghanmfred]

Our microbiome composition has huge implications for health and disease but is notoriously difficult to manipulate, with these new techniques we can better study the roles of specific genes in the microbiome! #DEB263

[Cell @CellCellPress]

Now online! Microbiome engineering: Taming the untractable https://t.co/zrg6tQJ0yi

[Meghan Frederick @meghanmfred]

This review details new methods to study how RNA is regulated and could help us better understand how changes in RNA metabolism lead to disease. #DEB263

[Molecular Cell @MolecularCell]

Targeted RNA editing: novel tools to study post-transcriptional regulation https://t.co/DJyNmxqAny

[Meghan Frederick @meghanmfred]

Bacterial antibiotic resistance genes developed in hedgehogs long before they developed in humans. This research emphasizes that the health of humans and animals are dependent upon one another🦔 #DEB263

[nature @Nature]

Nature research paper: Resistance genes against the antibiotic methicillin may have emerged in bacteria in hedgehogs more than a hundred years before they emerged in strains in humans https://t.co/8O4OCcxRnT