Katie Dahlhausen, a PhD student in my lab, has become really really interested (perhaps a bit obsessed) with a really interesting case study regarding koalas, Chlamydia, antibiotics, and microbiomes. Since we do not have funds to work on this in the lab, she has started an Indiegogo campaign to raise funds to work on this. For more information on this project and how Koalas, Chlamydia, antibiotics and microbiomes are connected see "The Koala Project" page.
Koalas, Chlamydia, Antibiotics and Microbiomes - what else do you need?
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Koalas, Chlamydia, Antibiotics and Microbiomes - what else do you need?
Katie Dahlhausen, a PhD student in my lab, has become really really interested (perhaps a bit obsessed) with a really interesting case study regarding koalas, Chlamydia, antibiotics, and microbiomes. Since we do not have funds to work on this in the lab, she has started an Indiegogo campaign to raise funds to work on this. For more information on this project and how Koalas, Chlamydia, antibiotics and microbiomes are connected see "The Koala Project" page.
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