Cory Gall

Cory Gall

Jan 12, 2016

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Paper accepted at ISME!!!!

The latest news - a manuscript from this project was just accepted at The ISME Journal (International Society of Microbial Ecology, impact factor 9.4).

The manuscript will be published any day and the information is included below:

Gall CA, Reif KE, Mason K, Mousel M, Scoles GA, Noh SM, and Brayton KA. “The Bacterial Microbiome of Dermacentor andersoni Ticks Influences Pathogen Susceptibility.” (In Press)

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  • Jenny Wayfarer
    Jenny Wayfarer
    Can't wait to see this paper - is at available preprint?
    Jan 14, 2016
  • Cory Gall
    Cory GallResearcher
    We finished the proofs last week, so we should have preprint any day. I'll upload it ASAP!
    Jan 14, 2016
  • Denny Luan
    Denny LuanBacker
    Congrats Cory, would be great to see a link to it once it's out!
    Jan 14, 2016
  • Junye Huang
    Junye Huang
    Congratulations!
    Jan 12, 2016

About This Project

Ticks are the #2 carrier for human pathogens and the #1 carrier for animal pathogens. They carry hundreds of bacteria and viruses, many of these result in diseases in people and animals.

The good news is that ticks have good bacteria that fight off these ugly pathogens. This research aims to find an eco-friendly way to increase the good bacteria and block the harmful ones.
Blast off!

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