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Tag Archives: aspergillus
Uncovering the fungal pangenome
This June, Charley McCarthy presented his poster ‘The pangenome of Aspergillus fumigatus’ at the Early Career Microbiologists Summer Conference in Birmingham. Charley is in the third year of his PhD at Maynooth University, supervised by Dr David Fitzpatrick. For those … Continue reading
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Tagged aspergillus, bioinformatics, ECM Forum, pangenome, PhD project
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Microbe Talk Extra: Ted White
Two weeks ago we were at our SGM Autumn Conference. I spoke to Professor Ted White from University of Missouri–Kansas City, who has told me some amazing facts about fungi and the state of drug development to treat fungal diseases. … Continue reading
