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IMPACTT Newsletter | April-Mai 2021
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Our microbiome symposium is happening in less than two weeks! In this Newsletter, you will find some of our latest event updates as well news from our network of microbiome experts, from celebrations to resources such as new discoveries and reviews about the role of our microbiome in health and diseases.
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Share your 'microbiome news' (upcoming talks, new papers, webinars, etc.) and suggestions with us via email at [email protected] or tag us @IMPACTT_Canada. We will spread the news! We wish you all a happy reading!
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NEWSROOM
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#HavingIMPACTT2021 | June 14-16, 2021
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Dr. Meghan Azad, Scientific Director of the IMiC, International Milk Composition Consortium & Natalie Rodriguez, Operations Director of IMiC, explain the dynamic and personalized nature of human milk as a biological system.
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In this podcast from Microbiome Insights, Dr. Robertson interviewed Dr. Arrieta about the integration of microbial ecology into medical science, challenging the general notion that gut microbiomes are solely fueled by bacterial interactions, understanding the presence and origins of fungi in the developing human microbiome and more!
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NuBiyota is Dr. Allan Vercoe's company that develops 'biotic drugs' to repair microbiota. Hear from her about the challenges as a new entrepreneur from academia: time, IP management, measuring academic vs industrial success, and more!
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Dr. Harrison sums up his new discovery about heat sensing in the opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The discovery is currently displayed in the Nature Editors’ Highlights here.
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Genome Canada recently launched VirusSeq Data Portal, a collaborative effort with the participation of Dr. Hsiao & Dr. Brinkman.
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ON THE RESEARCH SIDE
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NEW PROTOCOLS
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WITH TRANSLATIONAL POTENTIAL
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REVIEWS #microbiome #disease #models
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The authors explore the evolutionary significance of the stress-axis system for health maintenance and review recent findings that connect early-life microbiome disturbances to alterations in the development of stress response networks
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Defined mouse microbiota: An "evolving" tool. Bayer G, Philpott DJ. Cell Host Microbe. 2021 Apr. The authors discuss the study of Yilmaz et al., 'who carried out one of the longest reported in vivo microbiota evolution studies to demonstrate ongoing positive selection of a bacterial consortium within the murine gut'. Key findings for the development of gnotobiotic mouse models.
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UPCOMING EVENTS OF INTEREST
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Webinars from our network of experts and more!*
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Get insights into the multiple facets of human immunology and improve human immunology research with the Canadian Autoimmunity Standardization Core (CAN-ASC) webinar series.
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*Send us your upcoming microbiome event at [email protected] and we will spread the word!
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Upcoming microbiome symposium
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