⭐ NAR Breakthrough! ⭐ A community-driven collection uniting 52 phages, 74 Klebsiella isolates, and extensive genomic + phenotypic data — all freely available at klebphacol.org. 🧬 Learn more: doi.org/10.1093/nar/... @fnobrega.bsky.social @danielarothschild.bsky.social #antimicrobialresistance

Thrilled to share the core of my PhD work, now published in NAR! This project was a true collaborative effort across multiple teams, and it was a joy to bring it to life. Huge thanks to everyone involved, and especially to @fnobrega.bsky.social for the incredible support and guidance 🙏🏻 🧵1/5

Nucleic Acids Research@narjournal.bsky.social · 9mo ago

⭐ NAR Breakthrough! ⭐ A community-driven collection uniting 52 phages, 74 Klebsiella isolates, and extensive genomic + phenotypic data — all freely available at klebphacol.org. 🧬 Learn more: doi.org/10.1093/nar/... @fnobrega.bsky.social @danielarothschild.bsky.social #antimicrobialresistance

🔬 To celebrate World Phage Week, this month's issue of the Phage Collection Blog, written by Hana, explores the history of phage therapy. Thanks to @danielarothschild.bsky.social for providing the cover image, showcasing phage ROTH78. #WorldPhageWeek www.phage-collection.org/blog/history...

History of Phage Therapy — ThePhageCollectionProject

Phage therapy is not a recent discovery; it dates back to the early 20th century, with two scientists making impactful discoveries within two years of each other. But research priorities shifted towar...

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📣We are preparing for the next KlebPhaCol shipment - coming in June 2025! Please submit any requests before the 30th of May to be included in this shipment 👇 www.klebphacol.org/request-form

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🔬For this month’s issue of the Phage Collection Project Blog Hana has discussed the arms race that exists between bacteria and phages. Make sure to go and check it out! Thanks to @danielarothschild.bsky.social for the cover photo of ROTH47! www.phage-collection.org/blog/arms-ra...

Arms Race between Phages and Bacteria — ThePhageCollectionProject

Since bacteriophages were first identified in the early 1900s, scientists have described an ongoing ‘arms race’ between bacteria and phages. They don’t have nuclear weapons like humans, so what is the...

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Last week I had the great opportunity to present my @klebphacol.bsky.social PhD research at VoM UK!

Incredibly proud and happy to share the preprint of the biggest bulk of my PhD project so far! Lots of thank yous due - big shoutout to my supervisor @fnobrega.bsky.social for the support and for conceiving this wonderful resource, and to all the colleagues involved✨🙌 Please check it out😊👇🏻

Klebsiella Phage Collection@klebphacol.bsky.social · 2y ago

1/8 📣Big update: we are very excited to share that the KlebPhaCol @biorxivpreprint.bsky.social is now out! Big shoutout to all those involved in making this happen🙌 Check it out now 👇🏻 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Excited to share this new publication where we review the current stand of Phage-Plasmids (P-Ps), check it out! @fnobrega.bsky.social portlandpress.com/essaysbioche...

Characteristics of phage-plasmids and their impact on microbial communities

Abstract. Bacteria host various foreign genetic elements, most notably plasmids and bacteriophages (or phages). Historically, these two classes were seen as separate, but recent research has shown con...

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