Katie Austin OC ’24, Jenna Frizzell OC ’23, Audrey Neighmond OC ’24, Isabella Moppel OC ’25, and Lisa Ryno co-authored a recently published manuscript, “L-Arabinose Alters the E. coli Transcriptome to Favor Biofilm Growth and Enhances Survival During Fluoroquinolone Stress” in the journal Microorganisms. Congratulations to you all on your Read more…
Our lab recently published work describing the impact of the sugar L-rhamnose on the E. coli transcriptome and biofilm formation. Read all about it over at Microorganisms!
Jenna Frizzell (OC ’23) and Ryan Taylor (OC ’23) just published their most recent work “Constitutive Activation of RpoH and the Addition of L-arabinose Influence Antibiotic Sensitivity of PHL628 E. coli” that was recently published in the journal Antibiotics. I am so proud of all of their hard work!
Congrats to Luke, Maddie, Kyogo, Emma, Josh and Sarel for their hard work on a just-accepted manuscript: “Temperature-dependent influence of FliA overexpression on PHL628 E. coli biofilm growth and composition” in Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology. Your hard work and dedication on this project resulted in a great paper! Read more…
Erica Zheng (OC ’17), chemical biology Ph.D. candidate and member of the Collins’ lab at Harvard University, just published a great paper “Eradicating Bacterial Persisters with Combinations of Strongly and Weakly Metabolism-Dependent Antibiotics” in Cell Chemical Biology. Amazing work, Erica!
A big congratulations go out to Luke Buck OC ’21 for winning the Oberlin College Robert Rich Award! His award winning proposal will continue to fund our exploration of what signaling pathways influence biofilm formation and how they change biofilm composition. Way to go, Luke!
Click the link to read the lovely article about the PERSIST: Introduction to Research Winter Term 2020 project! https://www.oberlin.edu/news/persist-intro-research-project-helps-students-envision-themselves-scientists
The Ryno lab website is finally up and running! I’m still making some changes here and there (looking at you, research information page…), but the bones are finally in place. Here’s to starting off 2020 with clarity and good communication! A big thank you to Jacquelynn Gaines for designing this Read more…