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ColabPCR: A validated Google Colaboratory Notebook for Reproducible and Precise Primer Design. biorxiv.org/content/10.648… 🧬🖥️🧪 github.com/maurijlozano/C… colab.research.google.com/github/maurijl…
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Sabrina Di Gregorio
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Sabrina Di Gregorio
@sndigregorio
🇦🇷 Biochemist. PhD in Microbiology.
Katılım Eylül 2018
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Yunha Hwang@Micro_Yunha
We're thrilled to announce SeqHub, an AI-enabled platform for biological sequence analysis. SeqHub brings together sequence search, genome annotation, and data sharing in one place. I dreamed of a single place where I could learn everything about my sequences. Today, a much more refined version of this dream takes form with SeqHub.org, built by an incredible team at @tatta_bio. Our goal is to make sequence interpretation more intuitive and collaborative for everyone working with biological sequences. Currently, SeqHub is optimized for microbial protein and genome analysis. As we expand beyond microbial data, we'd love your feedback to help shape what comes next. I'm deeply grateful to our team at Tatta Bio, and to our collaborators and funders, for making this vision a reality. Check it out at seqhub.org!
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In our latest #AMRintheArts feature, Kanwal Iqbal uses live bacteria on agar plates to show how our immune system fights back.
Her art is a call to action: protect antibiotics, fight resistance, and stand up for global health.
#AMResistanceFighters
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Last but certainly not least, my personal collection of chromoproteins. Retransformed and ready for agar art, biotech education, and a source for subcloning into your own constructs. All proteins open source and vibrant. Great for STEM outreach!
atinygreencell.com/products/rainb…
7/7
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The first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize, the first individual to be awarded two Nobel Prizes and still today the only individual with two Nobel Prizes in two different scientific categories: Marie Skłodowska Curie.
Happy international women’s day
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Democratizing Bioinformatics: AMRColab breaks barriers in antimicrobial resistance genome analysis! Explore how this tool empowers researchers everywhere to tackle AMR challenges effectively. #AMR #PHA4GE
Read blog here: rb.gy/7ebhrt
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Wonderfull presentation by @sudattlam about the AMRColab we developed to bring AMR genomics and hAMRonization to non-bioinformaticians as part of @pha4ge AMR Subgrant Team Malaysia lead by @peppermin5 . @angmiayang @zmtj01 @griffiemma
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Congratulations @mirafaruq on your MSc convocation & cheers to your future discoveries! 🥳🩷
Missing you @silargi !
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Incredible #KlebSymposium at the #Pasteur Institute. Thanks @sylvainbrisse @chcrestani and the whole team for the opportunity to share a little bit of the work we do in Argentina! Can’t wait for the next symposium!!!
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For WAAW we also wanted to share some exciting insights on #AMR research from our journal #MGen. Check out our blog from @sudattlam @angmiayang @sndigregorio @griffiemma @zmtj01 @peppermin5 taking you behind the scenes of AMR genome analysis. microb.io/3AFgucr
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Want to know more about #AMRColab ? @sudattlam will be sharing more during a webinar by @pha4ge on 26th November - register : x.com/pha4ge/status/…
@angmiayang @sndigregorio @griffiemma @zmtj01
pepper_min@peppermin5
Trained in #AMR wet-lab, doing #AMR genome sequencing, but wrangling with bioinformatics coding which is never really your thing? Fret not, AMRColab is here for you! 1) We compiled #AMR analysis (AMRFinderPlus, ResFinder), comparison (hAMRonization) into a GoogleColab - 1/n
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An honour to receive the 2025 translational @MicrobioSoc prize on behalf of the team at @TheCGPS
Microbiology Society@MicrobioSoc
Translational Microbiology Prize 2025: Professor David Aanensen (@daanensen), University of Oxford, UK (@UniofOxford)
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5) try it out microbiologyresearch.org/content/journa… (links to the Colab are in the paper)
Huge thanks to @pha4ge @alangchris for opportunity to work on this with @sudattlam @angmiayang @sndigregorio @zmtj01 Prof Sheila Nathan, mentored by @griffiemma @FinlayM you guys r amazing!! - 4/n
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Integrating different types of data across sectors can be challenging. The Canadian One Health AMR genomics contextual data standard, built in partnership with the Can gov't, is readily adapted for international use and supports public data sharing. #GRDI osf.io/preprints/osf/…
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We are proud to publish the paper resulting from Vero's thesis, in which we studied the prophages present in GBS in isolates from Argentina. microbiologyresearch.org/content/journa… A tremendous effort by our Argentine team, in collaboration with international partners @MicrobioSoc
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I'm proud to announce the publication of the first paper based on my PhD dissertation about the study of prophages in Streptococcus agalactiae isolates from Argentina! Thanks to all the co-authors that contributed to this work! @MicrobioSoc
doi.org/10.1099/mgen.0…
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#OnThisDay in 1928, Sir Alexander Fleming FRS discovered penicillin when he recorded a bacteria-killing mold growing in his lab. Rather than throw the dish away, he decided to observe it under a microscope. Find out more about the origins of penicillin: artsandculture.google.com/story/2AXBQ4_E…
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