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Could not resist. Making that figure in 2019, I thought the newly uncovered diversity of antiphage systems was already incredible. We now know it was just the tip of the iceberg. I hope our new review will help people dive into this wonderful field. rdcu.be/dg3ql.

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This Sunday I’m learning about flood basalts from none other than Lindy Elkins-Tanton ! Highly recommend giving this a read (especially if you’re a microbiologist who knows NOTHING about rocks!) 🙌

Couldn’t say it better myself…really I couldn’t.

🚨Check out Amelia Schmidt's latest, out today in JBacteriology Eds! Targeted deletion of Pf prophages from diverse Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolates has differential impacts on quorum sensing and virulence traits doi.org/10.1128/jb.004…

New in JB: Amelia Schmidt in the Patrick R. Secor lab describes a quick & easy method to cure P. aeruginosa clinical isolates of filamentous Pf prophage infections, which affects bacterial quorum sensing & virulence phenotypes. journals.asm.org/doi/epub/10.11… ASM JBacteriology Eds

Excited to be learning from the best at ASGCT this week with Jessica Sacher, PhD ! Who else is here?! Let’s meet up!

Rob Brzozowski, Amelia Schmidt (University of Montana) et al published a paper, showing a #prophage in E. coli encodes an sRNA that downregulates maltodextrin transport genes, reducing #phage adsorption & protecting against lytic infection in vitro & in vivo buff.ly/TnAZ39W

I <3 Caltrain (not /s)

Had the best time showing students participating in the Stanford Medical Youth Science Program what it looks like to pursue a career in biomedical research! Always inspired by the curiosity students bring into the lab :) 🧪 🥼