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Joined March 2018
Some weekend reading…great to see GROND, our new database for long-read amplicon sequencing of the ribosomal operon, is out. Congrats @calumari_walsh @meghana_srini @VanSinderenLab @pauldcotter @tstinear
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🥳We are happy to receive our first CiteScore! As a growing journal, we will continue to strive to improve the quality and influence of the journal. We also appreciate the continuous support of our editorial team, authors, reviewers, and readers in the journal's development! 😊
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Planning long-read amplicon sequencing for better species resolution? Check out GROND, our new database of ribosomal operons, out in @MicrobioSoc. Thanks to @calumari_walsh @jgskenny @VanSinderenLab @pauldcotter @tstinear
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Thrilled to see our latest paper led by Sai (@Metagymomics) published in #mGen @MicrobioSoc with Tara McGuire, Elaine Lawton, @ProfFMcAuliffe, @VanSinderenLab, @calumari_walsh, & @pauldcotter
https://t.co/NUAWGH1TwB (1/n)
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Nice to see the two remaining extracellular α-arabinofuranosidases from B. longum subsp. longum characterized by @VanSinderenLab. Also the transcriptomic data support our previous prediction that AraFGH is the arabinose transporter in B. longum
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Members of the genus Bifidobacterium are commonly found in the human gut and are known to utilize complex carbohydrates that are indigestible by the human host. Members of the Bifidobacterium longu...
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Happy International Women's Day from APC's Van Sinderen & Mahony Group at @UCC
@scienceirel @uccresearch @JenniferMahony7 @VanSinderenLab
#IWD2024 #InspireInclusion
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Fascinating insights to phage diversity in dairy industry whey, by Kelsey White, in our School Seminar Series. @UccMicrobiology @UCCResearch @SEFSUCC @JenniferMahony7 @VanSinderenLab
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Delighted to share our paper describing the transcriptional control of lactococcal conjugation systems. Congratulations Guillermo Ortiz Charneco!! @VanSinderenLab @UccMicrobiology @Pharmabiotic
https://t.co/w9bGbHIYKA
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Lactococcal conjugative plasmids are poorly characterized compared to those harbored by numerous other Gram-positive bacteria, despite their significance in dairy fermentations and starter culture...
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Delighted to share our latest paper with Christian Cambillau, Adeline Goulet and @VanSinderenLab If you're interested in applying Alphafold to predict phage structures, this is for you! https://t.co/EbXFemV5A6
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Bacteria are engaged in a constant battle against preying viruses, called bacteriophages (or phages). These remarkable nano-machines pack and store their genomes in a capsid and inject it into the...
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Big congratulations to @LiamHWalsh1 on the successful defence of his PhD thesis focusing on all things #kefir related this morning. Big thanks to examiners @DPorcellato and @VanSinderenLab, chair @hennessydeirdre & co-supervisor Paul O’Toole. @teagasc @MASTER_IA_H2020 @Kefir4All
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Very nice new review from Cathy Lordan & Aoife Roche with Dianne Delsing, Arjen Nauta, Andre Groeneveld @johnmacsharry and led by @VanSinderenLab in #MMBR @ASMicrobiology “Linking human milk oligosaccharide metabolism and early life gut microbiota: bifidobacteria and beyond” 1/2
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𝑺𝑬𝑽𝑬𝑵 UCC School of Microbiology affiliated researchers named in the Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers (top 1%) list for 2023. A true School of Excellence. A special mention here for the co-authors of those papers who do the hard graft. @UCC @SEFSUCC @UccMicrobiology
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14 UCC researchers make list of world's most influential researchers They are recognised for their significant contributions to helping make our world healthier, more sustainable and more secure. https://t.co/elhDcJ9n6O
#HighlyCited2023 @clarivate
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I'm so excited to be doing a live cooking demo with microbiome friendly meals and diving into everything health & wellbeing with @pauldcotter & @E_MSchneider of @Pharmabiotic @scienceirel See you in Cork next Wednesday November 15th, get your tickets now! https://t.co/Pf5MFlSJjr
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Happy Friday! Delighted to share my first first-author paper reviewing cell wall polysaccharides of streptococci published in a special issue of biotechnology advances. Massive thanks to @JenniferMahony7 and @VanSinderenLab for all the help getting here https://t.co/fxnflDZmUb
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Disappointing that PhD stipends did not see an increase in #Budget2024 Researchers are the life blood of every university and research institute and should be supported.
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Well done @hibashareefdeen for giving a fantastic talk at todays School of Microbiology Seminar Series PhD Speaker Event!✨It was great to hear about all the creative ways to isolate phages🕵️♀️ and the influence of phages on bacterial community structure in the gut!
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Well done to Koen Giesbers, Jack Fagan and @ElvinaCao from @UccMicrobiology @Pharmabiotic @VanSinderenLab and many thanks to our wonderful collaborators in the teams of Marie-Pierre Chapot-Chartier @INRAE and Marco Ventura at Genprobio for their excellent insights as always!
Delighted to share our latest paper describing how lactococci temporarily tune down the production of cell wall polysaccharides to evade phage infection. Reduced synthesis of phospho-polysaccharide in Lactococcus as a strategy to evade phage infection.
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Delighted to share our latest paper describing how lactococci temporarily tune down the production of cell wall polysaccharides to evade phage infection. Reduced synthesis of phospho-polysaccharide in Lactococcus as a strategy to evade phage infection.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Lactococcus spp. are applied routinely in dairy fermentations and their consistent growth and associated acidification activity is critical to ensure the quality and safety of fermented dairy foods....
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Exploring our views on using #phagetherapy for #Hidradenitis suppurativa, a complex, #chronic #inflammation #disease in @ced_journal : https://t.co/sMxRGtWrN2
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