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characterization of psychrotrophic and thermoduric bacteria in raw milk using a multi-omics approach. now published in #mgen: https://lnkd.in/emgh-gjk

our final podcast to finish a year of interesting discussions, insightful collaborations and exciting new research, is a conversation on antimalarial drug resistance with adam aspinall from medicines for malaria venture. listen to the teaser below and the full episode here https://microb.io/41l0yr4 #malaria #antimalarialdrugresistance #sciencepocast #amr #antimicrobialdrugresistance

deadline extended! applications for the society event grant for annual conference 2025 are now closing on 24 dec at 23:59 gmt. awards of up to £350 (uk) and £650 (international) are available for eligible members wishing to attend #microbio25 - https://microb.io/3s9t6co

check out our latest blog where samah e. alsaadi tells us about their "microbial puppet masters" phage outreach work at the royal society's summer science exhibition on tour at jodrell bank! https://microb.io/40284pa

need something to do over the winter holidays? why not start a bad bugs book club? you can start with our latest blog where jo verran takes us behind the scenes of their club and publication in #accessmicro https://microb.io/4ffr2lz

check out this blog from dr muhammad nadeem khan on how they isolated and characterised bacteria from dahi, a traditional fermented dairy product, and tested its impact on obesity-related microbiota dysbiosis using an in-vitro intestinal model. https://microb.io/49ojaba

connect with fellow microbiologists and expand your professional network at annual conference 2025 – the uk's largest annual gathering of microbiologists. we welcome everyone from across our community to liverpool in 2025! register now: https://lnkd.in/ere3pdug #microbio25

dyadobacter helix sp. nov. and dyadobacter linearis sp. nov., from drinking water. read the full article in #ijsem: https://lnkd.in/e_qnbf-c

did you know that in transfusion medicine, s. aureus inhabiting the skin of blood donors can occasionally contaminate life-saving blood donations and derived products like platelet concentrates (pcs)? this can happen during venipuncture or through breaches in sterility, which may lead to serious transfusion-transmitted reactions, including fatalities, in susceptible patients infused with s. aureus contaminated pc units. in the latest micro scope, sylvia ighem chi and sandra ramirez-arcos discuss their detailed analysis of the genomes of pc s. aureus isolates in comparison to other s. aureus genomes from blood and non-blood sources, with focus on virulence and antimicrobial resistance. check it out here https://microb.io/3bzjby7

the december edition of our newsletter is here! 🦠