MD/PhD Student @wustlmed @wustlDBBS | Interested in bacterial genomics and the microbiome | Previously with @volatilebug

St Louis, MO
Joined March 2019
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“It’s 5,000 times bigger than most bacteria.... it would be like a human encountering another human as tall as Mount Everest." -@JeanVolland @jgi @lrcsystems @BerkeleyLab. @UnivAntilles @ScienceMagazine @doescience jgi.doe.gov/giant-bacteria-f…
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twitter is going just great
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Dantas lab and alumni at #LAMG2022 @LAMGmeeting @DJSchwartzLab @BejanMahmud @al_deveaux @ldioriot @kevinsblake @chewy_science @SanjamSawhney @auau210 @jerome_prusa @VargasRhiannon OliviaG Yao-PengX, EsseA JianR
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Replying to @torontopeter
@torontopeter et al. examine the Antibiotic_NAT family, providing new insight into the mechanisms underlying resistance to existing and emerging aminoglycoside antibiotics. @ChemEng_UofT @UCalgary @volatilebug @ldioriot @gerryiidr nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
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Check out the cool science my labmates are doing!
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My research lab is recruiting a new lab supervisor! If you know someone passionate about research in laboratory medicine, send them my way! sites.wustl.edu/farnsworth/ wustl.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/…
Dr. Daved Fremont’s research published in @Nature “Structure of Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus in complex with the LDLRAD3 receptor” is a major step toward designing new drugs & vaccines for VEEV a fast-spreading mosquito-borne virus. ow.ly/WvmJ50GCim1 @WUSTLmed
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I'm ecstatic to share the results of the last project of my thesis work: the structure of Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV) in complex with the LDLRAD3 receptor! (1/n) nature.com/articles/s41586-0… – at St Louis, MO
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1 week away!! 🥳 – at St Louis, MO
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Are you a graduate student who❤️'s microbes and metabolism? Reach out - we have open postdoc positions @odomjohnlab and I'd love to work with you on this fabulous (including relocation $) fellowship @CHOP_Research! Due Nov 15 research.chop.edu/services/p…
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Shout out to @kerterderter for forcing me to leave lab and enjoy this beautiful evening and return of @slso
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Congrats to @WUSTLdbbs's own Dr. Jeff Gordon, recipient of a 2021 International Balzer Prize for his role in founding the field of human gut biome research and his continued innovation and contribution to the science. Well done! Read more here: ow.ly/zD3Z50GbSgv #DBBSProud
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Getting a NoA from @NIAIDFunding is a great way to start the week! Big thanks to my mentors @volatilebug @BurnhamBugDoc @drGregBowman and support from @WUSTLmstp
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Can you diagnose #SARS_CoV_2 from the breath of children? Oh yes, you can! Thrilled to share the latest from @berna_amalia @odomjohnlab @Eliscus @Julianne_Burns_ and our @CHOP_Research team, just out in ACS-ID @ACS_Infectious! pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021…
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I am thrilled that my METa assembly paper with collaborators @ericamhartmann and @alexmcfarland_ is online now at @mSystemsJ: tinyurl.com/METaAssembly We show that functional metagenomic libraries (FMLs) can be made using 20-fold less DNA and with 80-fold greater efficiency 1/n
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Luke Diorio-Toth retweeted
🚨PAPER ALERT🚨 DiffNets is a powerful #deeplearning approach to identify the key features that distinguish two or more ensembles of protein structures. Great for comparing simulations of protein variants, apo vs holo states, parts of one simulation, etc. nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Luke Diorio-Toth retweeted
Carried like stowaways in the guts of international travelers, new and potentially deadly strains of antimicrobial resistant superbugs may be coming to a community near you, suggests new #WashUMed research. medicine.wustl.edu/news/glob…
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Malaria vaccine, 77% effective in early trials, could be a major breakthrough against the disease scientists say bbc.in/3vkcjuh
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