Nicole Kavanagh

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Nicole Kavanagh

Nicole Kavanagh

@nikavanagh

Medical Scientist 🇮🇪 Ph.D in Molecular Microbiology. Dog lover with an interest in all things #WGS and #AMR

Katılım Nisan 2021
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Nicole Kavanagh
Nicole Kavanagh@nikavanagh·
Thrilled to share the final project from my PhD, now published 🙌🏻 Here we describe the high-level intra-host diversity of ST80 VREfm carriage in Irish hospital patients 🇮🇪 highlighting distinct vanA transposon iterations 🧬 Check it out below 👇 doi.org/10.1093/jacamr…
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HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC)
The March issue of Epi Insight is out now and features a variety of interesting articles like: 🦠Five years of COVID-19 in Ireland 👥Increase in scabies outbreaks 🧠Increase in cases of Invasive meningococcal disease (IMD) Read the full issue here👉bit.ly/4ksPOO8
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Ana Santos
Ana Santos@anaasantos96·
Vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium (VREfm) is a growing global threat! Our new review in explores its resilience, adaptation, and the urgent need for novel strategies. #AMR #VREfm
BacTdrugs - Luísa Peixe lab@BacTdrugs_lab

📝New review in the lab! @anaasantos96 et al. dive deep into the epidemiology, resistance mechanisms and adaptive traits that make Vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium a persistent challenge in healthcare. 👉Link to the article: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… @UCIBIO_Research

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Ana Santos
Ana Santos@anaasantos96·
The human gut can really take it all! Thrilled to share that our paper is finally published!
BacTdrugs - Luísa Peixe lab@BacTdrugs_lab

👏New paper by @anaasantos96 et al. ending the year! We assessed Enterococcus spp. diversity in healthy adults finding: 🔍VVE 🔍linezolid-resistant strains 🔍E. lactis increase since 2001 🔍Species-specific bacteriocins inhibiting VRE journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ae… @UCIBIO_Research

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Nicole Kavanagh
Nicole Kavanagh@nikavanagh·
Successfully defended my Ph.D yesterday 🥰 Very grateful to my supervisor Prof. David Coleman and my wonderful colleagues in the Microbiology Research Unit in Dublin Dental University Hospital for an incredible experience over the last four years! Ph.DONE!! 🤣
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Ana R Freitas
Ana R Freitas@anarpf1981·
👏So proud of this achievement! Distinct bacteriocin profiles emerged between E. faecium and E. lactis with species-specific adaptations. Hospital E. faecium were enriched in enterocin A, bacteriocins 43 (or T8) and novel ones. We need more strain-level bacteriocin studies!
BacTdrugs - Luísa Peixe lab@BacTdrugs_lab

📢Exciting new insights into bacteriocin diversity in enterococci!🦠 We built a bac database and identified key bacteriocins potentially driving hospital adaptation. A promising avenue to combat high-risk clones! 💥 @ASMicrobiology @UCIBIO_Research journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ae…

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Teresa M Coque
Teresa M Coque@TMcoque·
Global burden of bacterial antimicrobial resistance 1990–2021: a systematic analysis with forecasts to 2050 - The Lancet thelancet.com/journals/lance…
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Gemma C Atkinson
Gemma C Atkinson@gem__atkinson·
The ever amazing @art_egorov in our group has made a new visualisation tool for comparative genomics. Makes particularly beautiful images of phages, plasmids, other MGEs or regions of prokaryotic genomes 😍 biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…
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Nicole Kavanagh@nikavanagh·
Excited to share another piece of work from my PhD 🙌🏻 Here we describe the long-term cross-institutional CT-specific dominance of ST80 VREfm lineages in Irish hospital networks 🇮🇪 indicating environmental persistence and potential unidentified reservoirs. Check it out below👇
Journal of Hospital Infection@jhieditor

🧬Investigation into transmission & persistence of predominant complex type VREfm using whole-genome sequencing, and dissemination 🔬Revealed long-term intra- and inter-hospital dominance of major CT ST80 VREfm lineages, implicating unidentified reservoirs ow.ly/QsNi50Srwf4

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Sarah Egan, PhD
Sarah Egan, PhD@saz_egan·
It's great to see this piece of work with @nikavanagh finally published 👏 a lovely detailed look at VRE in Ireland 🇮🇪, highlighting predominant ST80 strains with indicators of environmental persistence and potential unidentified reservoirs within hospitals 🏥 🦠🧫
Journal of Hospital Infection@jhieditor

🧬Investigation into transmission & persistence of predominant complex type VREfm using whole-genome sequencing, and dissemination 🔬Revealed long-term intra- and inter-hospital dominance of major CT ST80 VREfm lineages, implicating unidentified reservoirs ow.ly/QsNi50Srwf4

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Beaumont Hospital IPC
Beaumont Hospital IPC@BeaumontIpc·
We are really excited to open registration for our Conference - ‘IPC in the Built Environment, combining evidence and experience’ on the 12th June in the @HiltonHotels Airport Hotel, Dublin. Email IPCconference@beaumont.ie for registration information. See you there!
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Theresa Wagner
Theresa Wagner@resa_wagner·
What’s behind the predominance of clade A1 strains in nosocomial E. faecium infections? 🏥><🏡 Find out in our paper „Interactions between commensal Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus lactis and clinical isolates of E. faecium“ academic.oup.com/femsmicrobes/a…
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