Dr Julie McDonald
@JulieAKMcDonald
Lecturer at the CBRB at Imperial College London. Studying how gut microbiota-mediated colonisation resistance protects the host against infections.
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Do come along to the KCL Centre For Biomolecular Spectroscopy Symposium on the 7th June, featuring Teresa Carlomagno, Dr Julie McDonald and Gabi Heller
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On #WorldLiverDay , our own Ben Mullish discusses the Imperial College London research being done on the #microbiome and faecal microbiome transplants ( #FMT ) and how he hopes that it could improve the lives of patients with #liver conditions⬇️
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Led by Jakob T Rostøl and Nuria Quiles, with Lasa_Lab, we show that prophages utilise noncontiguous operons to balance immunity and autoimmunity. Our results underscore the essential fine regulation of these processes for prophages' life cycle development.
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We're looking for a Research Associate to join our new IMIBirmingham team! Note, this is not a postdoc role; instead, we're seeking someone with a strong background in #microbiology & #microbiome research to support our team in a senior tech capacity 👇🦠
jobs.ac.uk/job/DGD732/res…
🚨 MRC-funded Postdoctoral research associate position available. Exciting project with Anand Shah to study mechanisms of innate immune dysregulation in bronchiectasis. 2yr duration w/ potential to extend.Great opportunities for CV/career development imperial.ac.uk/jobs/descripti…
...And the follow up, in Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases - how does #FMT impact circulating inflammatory proteins in people with #PsoriatricArthritis ? rmdopen.bmj.com/content/10/1/e…. Great to work with Team OUH Odense Svendborg Uni Southern Denmark, glad that could contribute from Imperial Hepatology Metabolism, Digestion & Reproduction - EurFMT
Awesome news for my research group! Our BBSRC grant on #T6SS in #pseudomonas was successful! Recruiting for a #postdoc #Microbiology Imperial College London Imperial Medicine NHLI imperial.ac.uk/jobs/descripti…
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Our first foray into #antimicrobial peptide formulation with Karin Kogermann AD3, UKHSA: Fibrous matrices facilitate pleurocidin killing of wound associated ba... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Want to apply #synbio to understand the gut #microbiome in disease? Join the Riglar lab for your PhD! 1x funded position for UK home students. Can also sponsor 1x intl student for scholarship. Apply by 8th Dec. Details👇and riglarlab.com. Imperial Department of Infectious Disease & @theCrick.
Working on the #microbiome ? 🦠🧫💩
We're hiring for a permanent editor to handle all things microbiome and champion this area for the journal!
Role available in New York or Berlin
Deadline - 11th December
More info here:
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#Antibiotics promote the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the gut
Dr Julie McDonald CBRB Imperial Life Sciences
#GutMicrobiome #AntimicrobialResistance #AMR #StopSuperbugs #ColonizationResistance
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So proud to share the 1st Riglar lab paper. An amazing effort from Clare Robinson David Carreno Yugueros Tim Weber MRes BSc (hons.) & Mindy Chen Imperial Department of Infectious Disease The Crick! A discovery platform to identify inducible synthetic circuitry from varied microbial sources biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 1/n
📢New from the lab. Some years back we surprising found that #Enterobacter cloacae, an #ESKAPE group nosocomial pathogen, shows phenotypic resistance to aminoglycosides. Ana Choi looked into this as an MRes student & Dan Bennison saw it through #amr biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 🧵