TWiV 1077: EtOH and viruses at McGill

Vincent travels to McGill University in Montreal, Canada to join Angela for a discussion of the careers and the research of two faculty members, Corinne Maurice and Jesse Shapiro, and their PhD trainees Anshul Sinha and Sana Naderi.
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[@lismartinez5363]

As always I look forward to listening to TWiV on Sunday mornings while sipping my coffee. Wonderful episode. I have become so curious about phages because of TWiV. Thanks for feeding my curiosity.

[@Renatus_Eruditus]

Welcome to Canada again Vincent! I just drove up from NYC to Toronto - 16 hour drive in today's snowstorm 💪😪

[@sandsnowvancouver1]

McGill... My old stomping ground. My father taught at McGill for over 20 years. Great school.

[@terenzo50]

The future will be increasingly full of multi-disciplinary science.

[@tomsteinberg8106]

Featured in the podcast but not in the show notes: Sana Naderi et al.: elifesciences.org/articles/83685

[@philoneill9865]

Go McGill!!

[@rosalindmartin4469]

They have "greenery." 🤗🌹😎

[@Diagnoc]

Any plans to come to Ottawa, Dr Racaniello?

[@anymoose6685]

It almost killed my dog with the first infection, but then got fairly mild the next time, and not even noticeable or maybe not infected with the third household outbreak. I wonder if the ancestral strain was more pathogenic to dogs, before D614G, or if the immunity just built up for the dog as one might expect. It was a GI presentation in the dog. I wonder if stool or vomit tests would have gotten us more samples. Pet owners could swab stool or vomit without sticking a swab up a dog’s nose, where some portion would risk a bite.

[@zack_120]

Interesting to see some of these 'academicians' become comedians 😱

[@stormwalker321]

Thanks for coming to Canada VIncent..this panel was only so-so however...thx though

[@tonaruch8623]

Interesting

[@danielasuncion9991]

All of this talk about germs does not phage me....