Delighted to see our research on Endometriosis microbiota published, well done to all the Team involved @NIBRT_ @RadkaFahey @ucddublin @UccMicrobiology @VanSinderenLab @UCCResearch @Pharmabiotic nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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Brilliant event today for World Cultural Diversity Day. Great foods from many countries. Great company from many nationalities. @UccMicrobiology @Pharmabiotic @MicroPGUCC @SEFSUCC @UCC #EDI #EDIW
Great to take part in the #pint24 @pintofscienceIE in Hamish bar UCC today discussing all our @scienceirel & more funded research in microbiology and immunology @UccMicrobiology @Pharmabiotic lots of fun!
Well done to Laura and Ashley and all our Respiratory research team showing how IgE antibody levels vary between airway and systemic sites in Adult asthma which has implications for systemic IgE monoclonal therapy @UccMicrobiology @CUH @Pharmabiotic rdcu.be/dHMyj
Great to present our UniCoV data at @ESCMID and to meet @profmaryhorgan in Barcelona @UccMicrobiology @Pharmabiotic @UCC
Looking forward to attending @ESCMID in Barcelona this weekend
Great article on Bird flu jumping species in the NY times
nytimes.com/2024/04/22/healt…
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«Beauty is truth, truth beauty, - that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.»
If you liked this thread, you can follow me for more content (@JamesLucasIT) and share the first post, so that others can see it as well 👇🏻
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🚨🚨I'm delighted to present our new work, where we aimed to understand why antibiotic use is a risk factor for development of inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). Yes, MUCUS will be involved! A 🧵/1
Antibiotics damage the colonic mucus barrier in a microbiota-independent manner biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_immuno
John Mac Sharry retweeted
Conservation and similarity of bacterial and eukaryotic innate immunity
rdcu.be/dzS7a
@aaronwhiteley and @hannahledvina review the similarities between eukaryotic and bacterial innate immunity, exploring conserved components, signalling and restriction mechanisms.
John Mac Sharry retweeted
The UniHealth study is up and running @UCC.
This research project is trialling the use of multiplex antigen tests, which have great potential for widespread use in identifying and managing respiratory infections.
@SEFSUCC @UCCResearch @UCCSU @scienceirel @johnmacsharry – at Cork, Ireland
John Mac Sharry retweeted
Monitoring infectious disease occurrence in staff and students. UniHealth a logical successor to the hugely successful UniCov,👏👏👏 with our very own Dr John MacSharry.
We are delighted to launch our UniHealth Study in UCC today, sign up to receive free multiplex antigen tests. Made possible by funding from SFI National Challenges @UCCSU @UccMicrobiology @SEFSUCC @UCCResearch @Pharmabiotic @scienceirel @StephenUCCPharm
@riordan_clo
We are delighted to launch our UniHealth Study in UCC today, sign up to receive free multiplex antigen tests. Made possible by funding from SFI National Challenges @UCCSU @UccMicrobiology @SEFSUCC @UCCResearch @Pharmabiotic @scienceirel @StephenUCCPharm
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Interesting study (in mice) diverse early microbes do not protect against allergy responses, hygiene hypothesis ….. science.org/doi/10.1126/scii…
SARS-CoV-2 BA 2.86 increased NAb evasion (from older strain /vaccine ) but not as transmissible cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Well down to @profmaryhorgan and colleagues on the excellent advice in Lancet on our learnings on COVID-19 guidance . Clear communication from scientists is key.@UCC @UCCResearch @SimonHarrisTD thelancet.com/journals/lance…























