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Professor José Penadés FRS is elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. He is a microbiologist who studies the emergence and evolution of clinically relevant bacteria. #RSFellows royalsociety.org/people/jos%c3%…

We use Rb-Tn-seq to identify all genes used by Salmonella Typhimurium, Typhi & Paratyphi A to respond to 25 infection-related stresses encountered through human infection = thousands of fitness effects !! Rb-Tn-seq developed by Adam Deutschbauer & colleagues @Berkeleylab

Happy to see this out in final form! authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S19…

Bacterial esterases reverse LPS ubiquitylation to block immunity. Teresa Thurston Jonathan Pruneda ID mechanism to evade cell-autonomous immunity. Effector removes ubiquitin earmarks deposited by host E3 ligase RNF213 to prevent bacterial recognition & destruction cell.com/cell-host-micr…

Proud to share this story about Burkholderia effector TssM that is now published in Cell Host & Microbe ! Many thanks to everyone who contributed to this exciting work 💪💪 Teresa Thurston Jonathan Pruneda

It's been a busy week with a paper out 🥳, an award for supporting women (thank you Imperial College London Imperial Department of Infectious Disease ) 💪, a goodbye lunch for our amazing students Elisabeth and Violette 🥹and the wonderful news that Ada, a visiting PhD student, was awarded her PhD 🍾.

Congratulations to our Imperial Medicine colleagues who have been awarded for their contributions in supporting women in academia Imperial College London Christopher Peters (Christopher Peters) Prof Shiranee Sriskandan (S Sriskandan) Dr Teresa Thurston (Teresa Thurston) 🥳 imperial.ac.uk/news/254153/ce…

Congratulations to CBRB who have appointed two co-directors. 🎉 Prof Mariagrazia Pizza and Prof Shiranee Sriskandan (S Sriskandan) will lead the centre which focuses on bacterial discovery research including tackling antimicrobial resistance.👇 imperial.ac.uk/news/254253/im…

Re-introducing the newest small and mighty kid on the block (with the right link I hope) journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mb… - fantastic collaboration with XJ Yu CBRB Imperial Department of Infectious Disease David Holden and @jay_salsa x.com/thurstonlab/st…

Modulation of Salmonella virulence by a novel SPI-2 injectisome effector that interacts with the dystrophin-associated protein complex | mBio journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mb…

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"It was a real honour to receive this award and I can’t thank enough those who have inspired me..." Congratulations to Imperial Department of Infectious Disease's Dr Teresa Thurston (Teresa Thurston) for being recognised for her work supporting women in academia 🎉 imperial.ac.uk/news/254513/te…

Today we said goodbye to Kelvin Kering, our global hubs fellow from the Kariuki lab in Kenya. Kelvin worked with Inés on Salmonella-macrophage interactions - thank you for visiting our lab Kelvin and we wish you the best for the final leg of your PhD.

Thank you Teresa Thurston for the amazing opportunity to be part of your Lab. It’s been great working with Inés on the exciting work on Salmonella macrophage interactions. Grateful for the imperial.ac.uk/global-develop… which funded my stay Imperial College London .

Short blog post on Kelvin's Global hubs Fellowship thurstonlab.wordpress.com/2024/07/19/our… - With new applications round Imperial Department of Infectious Disease open now imperial.ac.uk/global-develop…

Could bacteria be the next frontier in nucleic acid delivery? 🧬 Tom Ellis, Teresa Thurston and I explore this in the latest Trends in Biotechnology review article - doi.org/10.1016/j.tibt… Here's the highlights 🧵

I’m incredibly excited to be joining the Dunn School this Sep! Can’t wait to join the fantastic environment and many groups working on the cellular mechanisms underlying human health and disease Dunn_School (now @DunnSchool.bsky.social)

Salmonella triggers amino acid malabsorption in the ileum to create a a wave of lysine entering the cecum. Decarboxylation of lysine buffers the cytosol to protect against short-chain fatty acids, enabling the pathogen to invade the cecal ecosystem. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

So thrilled to join the EMBO young investigator programme. Looking forward to some great times ahead for the lab as part of this community.