
Microbiology PhD Candidate @UVA_BIMS 🦠🧫 | Cowardin lab |University of Puerto Rico Alumna | Former RISE and LSAMP scholar 📚
Joined July 2023
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Yadeliz A. Serrano Matos retweeted
A good time to recirculate @SamSeder’s Social Security explainer to a clueless Tim Pool.
Yadeliz A. Serrano Matos retweeted
Wrong, Elon. Social Security has paid every benefit owed to every eligible American for 86 years. We can make it solvent for the next 75 years and expand benefits by scrapping the cap that allows billionaires like you to pay the same amount into Social Security as a truck driver.
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Seems inefficient
🚨 Exciting news! Our lab's latest work is now in preprint!🚨
We demonstrate that maternal undernutrition increases early life mortality and exacerbates offspring growth deficits in a microbiota-dependent manner.
doi.org/10.1101/2025.03.06.6…
#Microbiome #Undernutrition #stunting
Huge thanks to all the Cowardin Lab members for their hard work on this project! @atclairewills @Ccowardin
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I don’t want to hear any Republicans talk about “freedom” unless they have the guts to call out Trump for the lies that he is telling about Putin and Ukraine.
It was Russia that started the war, not Ukraine.
Putin is the dictator, not Zelensky.
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Feeding a baby born by caesarean section milk containing a tiny bit of their mother’s poo introduces beneficial microbes to their gut go.nature.com/48oD7hK
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Dietary fiber promotes antigen presentation on intestinal epithelial cells and development of small intestinal CD4+CD8αα+ intraepithelial T cells: mucosalimmunology.org/articl…
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Exciting collab with @Honda1Kenya’s lab, out today in @Nature: A set of microbial strains taken from a human faecal donor can decolonize multidrug-resistant Enterobacteriaceae in the gut, including species associated with #IBD. (1/3) nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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🦠🍦Delighted, with @ClaraDelaroque, to share our new preprint on an exciting story reporting the impact of maternal additives intake on offspring’s #microbiota and health, with a crucial role played by #Goblet cells ! A thread 🧶
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Day 3 of #ICMI2024 kicked off this morning with a full plenary hall for “Microbiota/metabolites/diets in immune-mediated health.”
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Mindblowing talk by Oliver Pabst at #ICMI2024 about the generation, location, clonality of gut plasma cells - everything everywhere all at once!
#IgA #plasmacells #ingutwetrust
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A postdoc position is available in our lab to work on the impact of herpes simplex virus infection on the nervous system. Great opportunity to gain expertise in different neuronal models of infection and an animal model of HSV neurogenerative disease.
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Tips and tricks for building a good paper: what editors want ( 1/5)
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When you get more than 1 person looking at your poster at a conference
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One of my graduate students dropped by my office, exasperated, and said, "I don't know how to innovate. So, how can I do a PhD?".
I erased my whiteboard and began listing strategies for generating new research ideas. They left reassured and excited!
As #professors, we mentor and make knowledge accessible to empower our students. I hope this is helpful to others! #academicchatter #Phdlife #Highered
Excited to share my first-author publication! Delving into the complexities of intergenerational undernutrition. Our gnotobiotic model sheds light on the importance of intergenerational colonization in shaping growth and immune responses at maturity. @Ccowardin #Microbiome
Check out article here! microbiomejournal.biomedcent…



























