- August 08, 2019
Goodman Is Appointed C.N.H. Long Professor
- June 03, 2019
Gut check: Yale researchers describe role of bacteria in drug response
- April 10, 2019
Scientists find another way HIV can hide from vaccines
- February 07, 2019
Microbiome could be culprit when good drugs do harm
- December 27, 2018
Innovative way to block HIV runs into a roadblock
Department of Microbial Pathogenesis
The Department of Microbial Pathogenesis is a research-driven academic unit at Yale School of Medicine. Here you will find information about our research and educational missions, including the Yale Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS) Graduate Program in Microbiology.
Both the Department of Microbial Pathogenesis and the Graduate Program in Microbiology address important questions related to the understanding of the mechanisms of microbial pathogenesis, host response to microbial pathogens as well as the development of strategies to prevent and combat infectious diseases. The areas of expertise of the Faculty span those of prokaryotic and eukaryotic molecular biology, cell biology, immunology and structural biology.
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@YaleMicroPath Retweeted @microbelabCongratulations to former Groisman Lab member Mauricio Pontes, PhD now at Penn State on his new paper in Science Signaling: Slow growth determines nonheritable antibiotic resistance in Salmonella enterica https://t.co/KdVkfUJLtl15 DAYS AGO
@YaleMicroPathCongratulations to @YaleMicroPath Goodman Lab Postdocs Maria Zimmermann-Kogadeeva and Michael Zimmermann for their paper @Nature Gut check: Yale researchers describe role of bacteria in drug response https://t.co/LTsUVsZu2k #microbiome #gutbacteria2 MONTHS AGO
@YaleMicroPathSee Jorge Galán's important article in Nature: Reconfiguration of a bacterial transport system generates a reverse gear https://t.co/O5I3ftLyK6 @NatureNV https://t.co/geTg6YzrVL4 MONTHS AGO
