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Sanika Vaidya

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Postdoctoral Researcher in the Lewis lab, @Northeastern University #diggingfordrugs

Boston, MA
Joined May 2016
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@sneakystaph
Sanika Vaidya
9 months
Exciting news! Our latest discovery of bacterial danger sensing is featured in TWiM episode 326! Huge thanks to @TWiMSchmidt, Prof. Michele Swanson, & Prof. Vincent Racaniello for their amazing insights. Listen here 🎧👇 #microbiology #biofilms #twim https://t.co/teGrQSFeJB
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asm.org
The discovery of microbial enzymes, PETases, that can degrade ubiquitous plastics, and how exogenous peptidoglycan is a danger signal to trigger biofilm formation.
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@iamsamayp
Samay Pande
9 months
New paper alert!!🎉🥁🚀🎉 Survival of the resistant: When Myxococcus xanthus dies, antibiotic-resistant microbes rise, even without drug exposure. Our manuscript is now online at @CurrentBiology 🚀📕📗 https://t.co/u9ZLAbf0DA
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@knutdrescher
Knut Drescher
10 months
We found that many bacterial species use exogenous peptidoglycan fragments - released by lysis of neighboring cells - as a general danger signal, triggering a danger response that protects bacteria against many dangers: biofilm formation. Details👇: https://t.co/qWW3bk6NBN
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nature.com
Nature Microbiology - Peptidoglycan released by neighbouring kin or non-kin cell lysis induces physiological changes that protect from a range of stresses, including phage predation.
@NatureMicrobiol
Nature Microbiology
10 months
OUT NOW: Bacteria use exogenous peptidoglycan as a danger signal to trigger biofilm formation @knutdrescher @sneakystaph @biozentrum https://t.co/srnStUfhff
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@sneakystaph
Sanika Vaidya
10 months
Kicking off the new year with my paper on danger sensing in bacteria! Discover how bacteria defend against phage attacks. Huge thanks to everyone who contributed! #biofilms #phage #dangersensing
@NatureMicrobiol
Nature Microbiology
10 months
OUT NOW: Bacteria use exogenous peptidoglycan as a danger signal to trigger biofilm formation @knutdrescher @sneakystaph @biozentrum https://t.co/srnStUfhff
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@JoergLab
Jörg Vogel
2 years
This is truly unique PhD programme: train in both RNA biology and infection biology. Fully funded position. Spread the word!
@Helmholtz_HIRI
Helmholtz Institute Würzburg (HIRI)
2 years
🚨 Open #PhD positions 🚨 The Helmholtz Institute Würzburg is looking for motivated PhD students who are interested in working at the interface of #RNA and #infection biology. Apply by December 10 at https://t.co/yLLsXcxDgG Learn more about our #graduate program in this thread 🧵
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@JeremyJBarr
Jeremy J Barr
2 years
Our latest work, out today in @PLOSBiology suggests that not only do mammalian cells absorb bacteriophages, but they appear to use them as a resource to enhance growth! https://t.co/6oGAXcD4Jp This work was led by @marion_bichet and out on World Phage Week! #WorldPhageWeek
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There is a growing appreciation that the direct interaction between bacteriophages and the mammalian host can facilitate diverse and unexplored symbioses; this study shows that mammalian cells...
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@sneakystaph
Sanika Vaidya
2 years
Had a wonderful time at ICARe! Thanks to the organisers and all attendees for such a fabulous time and stimulating science.
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@Sophie__Howard
Dr Sophie Howard
2 years
Exciting to have our latest work out! We found 2 novel PET-degrading enzymes and show that increasing biofilm can increase degradation @McCarthy_Ronan @Nature_NPJ @BrunelResearch @RecoverBBI @NERCscience https://t.co/LvPssu7ZCS
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nature.com
npj Biofilms and Microbiomes - Modulating biofilm can potentiate activity of novel plastic-degrading enzymes
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@SPP2330
New Concepts in Prokaryotic Virus-Host Interaction
2 years
Knut Drescher explaining how bacteria use exogenous peptidoglycan as a danger signal to trigger protective biofilm formation. @knutdrescher
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@sneakystaph
Sanika Vaidya
2 years
What a great experience to present at #ASMicrobe !
@Biolluminator
Julia van Kessel
2 years
Very proud to hear my former student @sneakystaph talk about her research at #asm
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@sneakystaph
Sanika Vaidya
2 years
So glad to be attending ASM Microbe! Come by room 342 on 06/17 at 3 pm to hear about bacteria sense danger to fight off phages! #ASMicrobe
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@aemonten
Alejandro Montenegro
2 years
When you are doing an RNA extraction and lose the pellet https://t.co/mX4DDm40hY
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@Prokaryota
Elisa Granato
2 years
bröther what have they done to you
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@CommichauM
Molecular Microbiology
3 years
😳 Bacterial spore germination receptors are nutrient-gated ion channels: 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿 https://t.co/K2lAodvln7
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science.org
A class of ligand-gated ion channels release cations in response to nutrients to initiate exit from spore dormancy.
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@wayneriekhof
Wayne Riekhof
3 years
Prepping for a class session on the Lac operon in Molecular Biology and it prompts my yearly reminder to you all that what we were taught about the actual substrate of the Lac operon is almost certainly wrong...1
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@NatureMicrobiol
Nature Microbiology
3 years
Happy World Kombucha Day! 🍵 #worldkombuchaday https://t.co/Znl5ANwEdt
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@sourjik
SourjikLab
3 years
I think it's our first paper that was published on Christmas Eve! Maybe it's because of Giovanni's @G_Scarinci images that look like Christmas decoration. https://t.co/MKkV0xfKhX
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@hurtigmad
Mads Frederik Hansen
3 years
Mathias supervised my BSc and MSc projects, and I can vouch for him and his lab; It’s a great place! So if you interested in phages I would strongly recommend that you apply for this position :)
@mmiddelboe1
Mathias Middelboe
3 years
A new PhD position in "Bacteriophage-pathogen interactions" is now open at Marine Biological Section, University of Copenhagen: https://t.co/zW4jbWowuT
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@Dr_Lori_Burrows
Lori L. Burrows
3 years
Robust fluorescent proteins for high-resolution microscopy and biochemical techniques | Nature Methods
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