
Kevin X. Zhong
@kevinzhong2006
Research Associate at UBC.
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26-03-2015 20:54:42
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Like an old friend I have not seen for a decade - so much of our early work was done on this strain. Thanks to Curtis Suttle & team for the genome. Complete Genome Sequence of Vibrio natriegens Strain PWH3a | Microbiology Resource Announcements journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mr…

Thanks for the shout out. This is still a work horse for us, and the host for a model host-phage system. Thanks to Kevin X. Zhong and twitterless Amy Chan and Anwar Al-Qattan for finally getting this past the goal line.


press release (in German) by Universität Konstanz about my International Coral Reef Society presidency .. it's happening 🙂. Equal part nervous & excited uni-konstanz.de/universitaet/a…


This is what viral diversity looks like! biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Together with our EM wizard Ulrike Mersdorf at Max Planck Institute for Medical Research and Jeff Blanchard at UMass Amherst, I am thrilled and proud to present our latest work on virus-like particles on soil! (1/7)


Interesting in glacier viruses? We present the supraglacial virus genome (SgVG) catalog, a 15-fold expanded genomic inventory of 10,840 DNA-virus species from 38 mountain and polar glaciers, spanning habitats such as snow, ice, meltwater, and cryoconite sciencedirect.com/science/articl…






Great work led by Kevin X. Zhong and the scientific team Hakai Institute, with contributions by @JanFinke5 and many others. Stay tuned for more results!

How many SAR11 cells are phage-infected in the environment? And what are zombies🧟‍♂️? We studied phage infection in SAR11 using the🔬. Up to 19% of SAR11 cells were phage infected and many host cells were devoid of ribosomes🧟‍♂️! What else did we find? A 🧵 researchsquare.com/article/rs-407…


A fantastic postdoc position in bioinformatic microbiome research is available in The Sonnenburg Lab at Stanford! I'm leaving after 4 great years to start my lab at Boulder, and Justin is looking to fill my position. DM me or email Justin ([email protected]) for questions

Do endogenous virophages protect their protist hosts from giant viruses? For the marine heterotrophic flagellate Cafeteria sp., it very much seems so. Congrats to Anna Koslová, Thomas Hackl and co-workers at Max Planck Institute for Medical Research on a new study published in PNASNews ! pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…


RESEARCH: The core microbiome of cultured Pacific oyster spat is affected by age but not mortality. Senior author: Dr. Curtis Suttle Curtis Suttle UBC Dept of Microbiology and Immunology UBC EOAS | eoas.ubc.ca on Bluesky. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/sp… via ASM


Congratulations to Steven Wilhelm for his election as a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) Academy of Science. This recognition is the RSC’s highest honor in areas of arts, social sciences, humanities, and science. The Royal Society bit.ly/3XPFDKh
