We study how bacteria evolve to become superbugs. @DariaVanTyne is our fearless leader. University of Pittsburgh Division of Infectious Diseases (@IDPittStop).
We are a #microbiology lab that studies how "superbug" bacteria evolve in the context of human infection, through both wet-bench research and #Bioinformatics.
Follow us and check out our website to learn more!
https://t.co/zjHYzV9Odz
Antibiotic-resistant infections – caused by so-called “superbugs” – are a leading threat to human health worldwide and pose a particular risk to people with immune systems that aren’t working well. https://t.co/1myPzF1KUZ
It's a bit hard to talk up non-#COVID19 research news, but we published this work today which shows how antibiotic resistant bacteria evolve during colonization and infection. I feel very proud to have been one of the leaders of the project!
Proud and excited to share our findings on the "Evolution of VREfm during colonization and infection in immunocompromised pediatric patients" under the leadership of my extraordinary PI @DariaVanTyne! #WomenInSTEM#Enterococcus#InfectiousDiseases
Out today in PNAS - our latest adventure exploring how VRE evolve in the GI tract and bloodstream of immunocompromised kids:
https://t.co/z8kO5CJoRC
Here is a graphical abstract developed by @HayleyN0rdstr0m
if you're a scientific, medical, or economic researcher publishing for credible institutions with limited visibility related to our current crisis, please DM us and we'll see if there's any way we can boost your work
Very excited to share the latest from us in the @VanTyneLab, along with @LabMigel and @vscooper. If you have room in your brain for other things besides COVID-19, check it out: https://t.co/eQsltvcON1
TLDR: we combined #genomics with #epidemiology to study the horizontal transfer of mobile genetic elements (MGEs) among more than 2,000 whole-genome-sequenced clinical bacterial isolates from a single hospital system.
@DanEvansR @SundermannAJ @LabMigel@vscooper@DariaVanTyne
Very excited to share the latest from us in the @VanTyneLab, along with @LabMigel and @vscooper. If you have room in your brain for other things besides COVID-19, check it out: https://t.co/eQsltvcON1
@CulybaLab I'll miss you guys too! The @VanTyneLab couldn't have asked for better next-door neighbors.
I'll still be around occasionally and will still be working with the lab part-time, so nobody's gotten rid of me yet!
Practicing for my new job! I start next week as an epidemiologist with @HealthAllegheny, focusing on #COVID19, healthcare-associated infections, and acute flaccid myelitis.
I'll be finishing up the @IDM_PittPubHlth Master's degree program as a part-time student.
I'd like to sincerely thank @DariaVanTyne and the @VanTyneLab for their continued mentorship. These next few months are going to be really hectic, so it means the world that they are so willing to support my professional development.
I’m quoted about antibiotic resistance in this Washington Post article about US public health threats. Article is not correct about 2 companies “going out of business”. Rather, they’ve declared bankruptcy. Still...not good news. @IDPittStop https://t.co/lnJE32i2lO
@DariaVanTyne@VanTyneLab I hope this doesn’t mean you’re horizontally transferring genes be the labs! Regardless, I’d encourage all Pitt faculty, students, staff, etc. to learn about this cutting edge work pioneered here, and hear from Pitt’s newest KL2 scholar, Mustapha.