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James writes: I'm just writing to clarify my question about the production of the flu vaccine if one of the other seasonal strains was removed as there seemed to be a bit of confusion about the point of it. As I understand it one of the biggest holdups in seas... Read More El podcast del microbio Nº 241 summarize the article published in Science Translational Medicine about the impact of probiotics ... Read More El podcast del Microbio Nº256 and 257 summarize the recent findings about that shows no link between XMRV and Chronic Fatigue Sy... Read More Eric writes: Hello Professors, Thanks again for all the effort and care you invest into your podcasts. I'm writing today to suggest a pick of the week: The Nature of Things with David Suzuki. Suzuki, one of Canada's scientist/rock-stars, hosts... Read More Justin writes: Are you, Alan Dove and Prof. Racaniello, saying you think Mikovits and/or others on the Lombardi paper lied about the results or blinding? I think circumspection is a natural human reaction to the allegations of theft that have been made against Dr. Mik... Read More Following the results from Libkind et al paper in PNAS, "El podcast del microbio" Nº 247 discuss the different hypothesis about ... Read More
A collection of links to blogs and podcasts that either focus entirely on microbes or partially on microbes. Other suggestions wanted.
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Kevin writes: Dear TWIVvers, I was listening to TWIV episode #50, concerning the recent article from Ila Singh’s group about the prostate cancer – XMRV connection, on the same day the NY Times reported a study from Judy Mikowitz et al., finding an association between ... Read More Atila writes: Dear TWiVers, I have heard recently that some types of herpes virus may protect us from bacterial infections. This made me remember of myxomavirus, viral oncotherapy and how tumor cells have a compromised immune response. Do you think it is possi... Read More Kim writes: To the TWiVerati Intelligencia, Each week you begin your show with the tagline, "This Week in Virology: The podcast about viruses, the kind that make you sick." I recognize that viruses have been responsible for some of the biggest epidemic... Read More
Nº128 and 129 of "El Podcast del Microbio" is dedicated to the paper by Ravel et al. about the vaginal microbiote. El Nº12... Read More Jim Pipas writes: 1. Geographic Breakdown. The data can be broken down by location if you download Table S2. It is in the last column. We didn't discuss the data by location because for this paper we took a single sample from each site. Thus, this is a snapshot of vir... Read More El podcast del microbio Nº 245 y 246 summarize the paper by Libkind et al in PNAS about the possible origin of Saccharomyces pas... Read More Kevin writes: Dear Professor Racaniello, I have just seen some of the ridiculous comments regarding the picture which was posted on your TWiV website. I have had CFS for over 16 years. I am a very firm believer in scientific method and... Read More El podcast del Microbio Nº260 summarize the NEJM paper about the clinical trial of a malaria vaccine, that was selected by Scien... Read More El podcast del microbio Nº 231 is about the recent aproval from european autorities of fidaxomicin, an antibiotic for the use in... Read More
TWiV listeners have spent their valuable time writing comments about the podcast on iTunes, and it's a shame that most people don't see them. I'm putting them here as a way of thanking them for their time, and for listening. This i... Read More Hosts: Vincent Racaniello and Dickson Despommier Vincent and Dickson discuss loaiasis caus... Read More
Posting my paper "Stalking the Fourth Domain in Metagenomic Data: Searching for, Discovering, and Interpreting Novel, Deep Branches in Marker Gene Phylogenetic Trees" as a resources to Microbe World.
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