We have now published our findings in mice on the design of a SARS-CoV-2 mucosal vaccine expressed on the surface of LAB in BMC #MicrobialCellFactories. Great collaboration work between @CTMRBio and DKU-LIMB🎉 @BioMedCentral https://t.co/NNXF4a3NKv
Where are we on harnessing the gut microbiome for developing next-generation probiotics?
.@YolandaSanz_Lab updates the most relevant advances made in the field via @nature:
https://t.co/TwJpnVvqfm
Beneficial applications of biofilms
https://t.co/Op7x27A2Ow
Biofilms have diverse applications, from producing compounds to roles in agriculture and bioremediation. Gescher and colleagues provide an overview of the applications, challenges and future of beneficial biofilms.
Big milestone for our @Isala_UAntwerp citizen-science-enabled catalogue of the #vaginal#microbiome and associated factors published today in
@NatureMicrobiol after thorough peer review. Great public resource to advance #womenshealth! https://t.co/TRMb3ACt5J
BREAKING NEWS
The 2023 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman for their discoveries concerning nucleoside base modifications that enabled the development of effective mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
Sharing our follow-up research on LAB-based mucosal immunization and how increased butyrate influences the gut microbiome and cytokine production in mice. Collab between @CTMRBio and DKU-LIMB 🤝#LacticAcidBacteria#probiotictechnology
New Research: Alterations in the gut microbiome and its metabolites are associated with the immune response to mucosal immunization with Lactiplantibacillus plantarum-displaying recombinant SARS-CoV-2 spike epitopes in mice #cellinfect https://t.co/O3egciEmqC
Representing @CTMRBio with great excitement to share our mucosal vaccine project born out of the pandemic #culturomics#lbp#probiotictechnology. Please visit poster 79 📊 and enjoy a Lactiplantibacillus-powered science chat with me 🤭#lab14
Attending #LAB14@LABsymposiumorg? 🧫 Explore the @FEMSmicro reviews featuring key contributions presented at the conference and support the community of Lactic Acid Bacteria researchers that are continuously pushing the field further: https://t.co/QruzsHqqC5
Eddy Smid just opened the 14th International Symposium on Lactic acid bacteria. It is great to be back in Egmond and we are looking forward to an excellent program and lots of interactions between the more than 350 participants.
Working on the human microbiome? @_Faecal_Matters and @BugsInYourGuts highlight human microbiome myths and misconceptions in a new Perspective
https://t.co/Rl5tJcDHfT
Mucin-binding adhesins: A key to unlocking the door of mutualism. @Goo9Han @ShipraVaishnava highlight work of @tjarrods @GuilleminLab unveiling that mucus binding by bacteria is crucial for host-microbe symbiosis. https://t.co/vSh9RAvg4q
Here we report on co-isolation of #Faecalibacterium prausnitzii and a Desulfovibrio piger strain, which are abundant and prevalent in the human gut. D. piger increases the biomass and butyrate production of F. prausnitzii.
https://t.co/NSY2OWTkg2
OUT NOW 🗺️ This degradome atlas for 96 bacterial species will enable better understanding of mechanisms of RNA degradation in bacteria, by @Pelechanolab@scilifelab@karolinskainst et al.
https://t.co/9yXBmH8Ngs
Please join us in the Netherlands at the end of August. Also a warm invitation to all interested PhD students and #ECRs on #lacticacidbacteria#lactobacilli#fermentations to submit a poster! Very nice networking opportunities!