Yannis Ntekas

@ntekasi.bsky.social

Spatial Biology x Microbiome | Postdoc at Xavier lab @mskcancercenter.bsky.social

Interested in teaching your kids or students about bacteria and how they interact to collectively respond to antibiotics? The @sj4k.bsky.social worked with us to adapt our recent paper into an article to help teens think about social interactions in bacterial communities:

How do bacteria protect each other from antibiotics? - Science Journal for Kids and Teens

Researchers show how bacteria living close together form patterns, share protection, and respond to antibiotics in surprising ways.

sciencejournalforkids.org

Introducing Foli-seq in @natbiotech.nature.com today. Foli-seq can be used to measure gut-derived RNA from fecal matter (signals of immune, secretory & epithelial cells). We used this to map gut inflammation, drug response, and host-microbe interactions. 💩🧬💊🦠 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Fecal exfoliome sequencing captures immune dynamics of the healthy and inflamed gut - Nature Biotechnology

Profiling host RNA shed in feces reveals disease states in the gut.

nature.com

New research from the Xavier lab at Broad reveals the gut's adaptability and immune-driven control in specific regions. A spatial map of the mouse intestines highlights its resilience to perturbations like inflammation, with implications for understanding diet, food allergies, and IBD in humans 🧬🦠

Broad Institute@broadinstitute.org · 2y ago

The intestine maintains a delicate balance in the body. This equilibrium is disrupted in parts of the organ in some diseases, but scientists don’t fully understand why. Now, researchers have created a blueprint of the gut that could address these questions. #science @natureportfolio.bsky.social