#grabstract of the day
Red blood cells infected with Babesia parasites can suddenly move around the bloodstream, even though healthy red blood cells can't move on their own.
https://t.co/076vA6h2Ro
Check out the latest publication from our group, led by Chao Li, Amy Apgar, and Danielle Tufts, with support from @NIH and @NSF —Acquired motility of Babesia microti–infected red blood cells | PNAS https://t.co/h5rEuqN6iJ
.@CMU_ChemE and @cmu_bme's Tagbo Niepa observed that red blood cells infected with B. microti can move. It may be a way for the parasite to evade the immune system, and the discovery opens up new methods to prevent and treat infection.
https://t.co/3XveL9SXyl
Researchers have developed polymeric nanocultures composed of iron-oxide nanoparticles, providing a field-ready approach for cultivating and studying environmental microbes under near-native conditions.
Learn more in this week’s issue: https://t.co/O8qkSjSJb5
Another paper from our lab by @HudaUsman7: Magnetically responsive nanocultures for direct microbial assessment in soil environments | Science Advances https://t.co/Yh8Apb4a8O
Congratulations to Tagbo Niepa, who has been named the Arthur Hamerschlag Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering!
@cmu_bme
📢 Conférence "Nanocultures: High-throughput platform for assessing microbial community dynamics in sessile drops" animée par Pr. Niepa Tagbo, Université Carnegie Mellon, États-Unis
📅 mardi 23 janvier 2024 à 11h00
📍 petit amphithéâtre, bâtiment de recherche de @Pasteur_Tunis
Congrats @SricharaniB on her new article recently published in Colloids and Surfaces A! Feel free to download a copy within the next 7 week- it’s free. https://t.co/OjbmE0Vav0
Pitt Chemical Engineers are working hard to teach about the challenges of virus testing. Check out this amazing video! @ChemePitt@PittEngineering@immuno_systems
https://t.co/pRJqVvG7QC
Dr. Jason Shoemaker has received a $547K @NSF CAREER Award for his work modeling the immune system's response to viral lung infections. Read more about his work: https://t.co/v9pZncHNrd
I want PA to get back to normal just as much as anyone else does. But it won’t happen magically, and it won’t happen overnight.
My first focus is on the health and safety of our people, and I refuse to compromise on that. I’m relying on data and experts to plan ahead.