Merve Suzan Zeden
@msz11x
Science Foundation Ireland Research Fellow at University of Galway, #PhD from Imperial College London #microbiology #staph #AMR #coffee #vegan #cypriot she/her
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https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3636-700X 10-05-2015 17:48:05
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A study in Nature Microbiology shows that enzymes found in the gut resident bacteria, Akkermansia muciniphila, can convert both known and previously not recognized antigens on human red blood cells to make group O blood. go.nature.com/3QLIPTh
Delighted to share that we will be hosting the 2024 Galleria mellonella Workshop Brunel University London with the support of the The National Centre for the 3Rs and GMRC UK and led by Evgenia Maslova . Its free but places are limited! forms.office.com/e/1bgZ5sznm1?o…
I’m honoured, humbled (& shocked, to be honest) to receive a scientific award. It means a lot that it comes jointly from Microbiology Society & British Mycological Society
Thank you to all my colleagues who’ve supported me through my training & career to date
MRC Centre for Medical Mycology Exeter Biosciences Research at Exeter
#AccessMicro is proud to launch our negative results collection, celebrating the best negative results studies published since the platform’s launch. Read the introductory editorial by Elisabeth Bik Elisabeth Bik and browse the collection: microb.io/4afpQIj #OpenScience
In work led by Kevin Whitley, we demonstrate that septal cell wall synthesis in Bacillus subtilis follows a one-track model, where both the motion and activity of the septal PG synthesis machinery is asynchronous with FtsZ dynamics nature.com/articles/s4156…
Very happy to share our new paper on the in vivo function of streptolysin S doi.org/10.1371/journa…
Huge effort from Blake with big thanks to @jacklynrhurst Ron Flannagan Aanchal Rishi Heather Craig KatherineKasper Stephen Tuffs David Heinrichs Microbiology & Immunology Schulich WesternU
Staph. lugdunensis produces lugdunin to eliminate nasal #S .aureus. Why are less than 10% of humans colonized by S. lugdunensis? It need specific support from other #microbiome members. With Ralf Rosenstein, Benjamin Torres, Simon Heilbronner, Bernhard Krismer,
Controlling Microbes to Fight Infections DZIF - Deutsches Zentrum für Infektionsforschung
🚨🚨Cool S. aureus lipid metabolism!🚨🚨
Our new paper in Mol Micro Editors shows an novel path to branched-chain lipids using aldehydes. Branched-chain lipids are essential for S. aureus viruelnce! Read it here:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/mm…
Marcelle Ferreira WonSik Yeo Shaun Brinsmade (he/him)
1/11 Ever wondered why men have more S. aureus infections than women? Check out how testosterone stimulates S. aureus through activation of quorum sensing in our @harristryonlab preprint. Led by M. Sindhura John PhD UTSW Dermatology. A #microbiome #staph#mrsa🧵
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Wellcome Trust Discovery Award of €5.3 million to investigate leading global cause of fatal bloodstream infection granted to APC & UCC Ireland Ruth Massey along with Dr Rachel Mcloughlin - TCD TBSI and researchers from UoEStudentEngagement & @bristoluni
Read More: bit.ly/42NGqMh
1/2. We are super excited to share our latest publication in Nature Communications, which identifies a new family of cell wall crosslinking enzymes broadly conserved in many bacteria: rdcu.be/dyypa