Commensal Streptococcus salivarius overcomes suppression of growth by pathogenic Group B Streptococcus

7/21/2021

Rebecca E. Moore, B.S., M.S.

about presenter

Rebecca is a 4th year Ph.D candidate at Vanderbilt University in the Department of Chemistry. She is co-mentored by Dr. Steven Townsend and Dr. Jennifer Gaddy. She received her B.S. in Chemical Engineering from The University of Alabama and her M.S. in Chemistry from San Jose State University. She currently focuses on the antimicrobial and antibiofilm activities of human milk oligosaccharides against Group B Streptococcus.

Group B Strep International

7/21/2021 11:15:21 pm

Thank you for sharing this very important research for ICGBS 2021! Exceptional work and presentation!

Rebecca Moore

7/22/2021 07:34:41 am

Thank you!

James mcgregor mdcm

7/22/2021 11:24:35 am

Thanks for this eloquent explication of these first rate detective stories, which can lead to more answers focusing on pre and probiotics, recognition @
HMOs, microbiome interactions, novel treatments. Please present your progress next year . Making a donation explicitly in your name.

Rebecca Moore

7/22/2021 02:56:49 pm

Thank you for watching! I will absolutely present again next year.

Nasue Leang

7/22/2021 12:36:22 pm

Great implications of how species in the gut interact and how we can potentially utilize these interactions for future benefit!

Rebecca Moore

7/22/2021 02:57:23 pm

Thank you for watching!

Marti Perhach

7/22/2021 04:29:27 pm

What an excellent project! Looking forward to learning about the future steps for your research.

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