Lausanne, Switzerland
Joined February 2013
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Gilbert Greub retweeted
Fantastic outreach project in the form of a board game by @unil colleagues. Reinforces Lausanne as the probable world capital of microbiology-themed educational games! (Cue @GilbertGreub’s MyKrobs mykrobs.ch/en/)
Are you ready for Ba(c)ttle?
Bacttle: a microbiology educational board game for lay public and schools | Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128…
Gilbert Greub retweeted
Our latest: Using de novo protein structure prediction and sensitive sequence searches we found many new eukaryotic signature proteins in Asgard archaea, suggesting the archaeal ancestor of eukaryotes was more complex than previously assumed. @koestlste biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Gilbert Greub retweeted
#MDPIDiagnostics #OpenAccess #microbiology
"The Impact of Laboratory Automation on the Time to Urine Microbiological Results: A Five-Year Retrospective Study" by Antonios Kritikos et al. @GilbertGreub
📄Read the full paper here: mdpi.com/2075-4418/14/13/139…
Gilbert Greub retweeted
We show mbPE can make single base pair substitutions, multiple substitutions, insertions and deletions. Basically all you need. There are still some limitations such as the max length of insertions (~50bp) and deletions (~127bp)
Gilbert Greub retweeted
While DNA double strand breaks are a serious issue in eukaryotic systems, for smaller bacterial genomes that do not contain NHEJ, this is not necessarily a problem. Therefore we changed to a nuclease-based system which we called Make-or-break prime editing (mbPE).
Gilbert Greub retweeted
This is a game changer for how we do genetics in our lab! Fantastic effort by Monica, @MVMazzuoli @AxelJans Anne-Stephanie & @liuxuescience 1/n biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Gilbert Greub retweeted
Notre #summerschool internationale en #transposition #ludique était l'un des grands moments de ce semestre pour notre @GameLabUNILEPFL.
Ce bref compte rendu illustre la qualité du tissu régional en matière de jeu et de savoir :
gamelab-lausanne.ch/summer-s… @unil @LettresUNIL
Gilbert Greub retweeted
Lorsqu’on évoque les conséquences du #réchauffement climatique, on oublie souvent qu'ils affectent durablement notre santé.
Explications de @NicolasSenn, Jean-Paul Janssens, @GilbertGreub, Camillo Ribi.
planetesante.ch/Magazine/San…
Gilbert Greub retweeted
Découvrez MyKrobs, le nouveau jeu de cartes sur les microbes developpé par notre collègue @GilbertGreub!
Gilbert Greub retweeted
🎲 Calling all game creators and enthusiasts to #ECCMID2024!
Join us at the ECCMID Play Corner, featuring games based on clinical microbiology and infectious diseases, and a presentation area, where games will be showcased!
Learn more: eccmid.org/experience-eccmid…🕹️🔬
Gilbert Greub retweeted
Avec Olivier Plantard @bioepar @INRAE_PdL @INRAE_DPT_SA
➡️hal.science/hal-04010177
#OpenScience #OpenAccess
Gilbert Greub retweeted
Le réchauffement climatique favorise-t-il la propagation de la maladie de Lyme?
sante.lefigaro.fr/social/san…
par @Le_Figaro
Gilbert Greub retweeted
Delighted to share that @JPIAMR will fund our project ERADIAMR: we will develop a new technology for the rapid detection of #AMR, in collaboration with @unitartu, @Helmholtz_HZI, #IRYCIS, @GilbertGreub and our industrial partner @Resistell_
jpiamr.eu/projects/eradiamr/
Gilbert Greub retweeted
The @NCCRMicrobiomes and @wins_ethzurich are proud to announce the second edition of the #SwissMicrobiomesForum, taking place on Tuesday, 30 January 2024, from 14h00 CET at the ETH Zurich Main Building
--> get your free ticket now: eventbrite.com/e/swiss-micro…
Gilbert Greub retweeted
New work on early-life microbiota & obesity. @catie_shelton @Mari_Byndloss show early #antibiotics exacerbate diet-induced #obesity by disrupting #microbiota-epithelium interactions. Lactobacillus metabolite-phenyllactic acid-regulates PPARγ to limit fat cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…
Gilbert Greub retweeted
BREAKING NEWS
The 2023 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman for their discoveries concerning nucleoside base modifications that enabled the development of effective mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
