Peter Simmonds runs a research group in University of Oxford. Very interested in the broader evolution of viruses and constraints under which they are placed.

Oxford, England
Joined June 2017
Have you ever wondered how nucleic acid editing pathways (APOBEC, ADAR, and epitranscriptomics) might impact the adaptation of zoonotic viruses to humans? Of course you have! Lucky for you, we have a new review in COVIRO considering just that issue: authors.elsevier.com/c/1gtX3…
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The largest study to date on the viruses residing within our tissues Unmasking the tissue-resident eukaryotic DNA virome in humans academic.oup.com/nar/advance…
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Come and work with some fantastic people (Oxford/UCL) on using genomics to improve safety of transfusion and transplantation: jobs.ac.uk/job/CKU178/projec… jobs.ac.uk/job/CKV942/post-d… Fully funded Oxford PhDs: ndm.ox.ac.uk/study/dphil-the… Fully funded UCL PhD: jobs.ac.uk/job/CKJ558/phd-st…
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Fantastic thread - we report here a total of 139 EV-D68 cases from Europe, most of them in September and numbers are likely to increase. A timely reminder that you will only find what you are looking for!
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See you there!
The #ESCV2021 Conference is coming to you! Wherever you are, we can learn together, reshaping our community and raising standards of #ClinicalVirology. More of what you can expect from the #ESCV2021 programme below : ow.ly/L6g450FbmyH
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See you there!
The 23rd ESCV Annual Meeting will take place as a fully virtual event in 2021. #ESCV2021 is scheduled for September 15-17 and will present an outstanding programme covering the most recent discoveries in #ClinicalVirology including the topic of Sars-Cov-2. ow.ly/Nnba50Ei6L6
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Now on MedRxiv: Virological and serological characterization of COVID-19 ICU patients in the REMAP CAP trial w/ @HarvalaHeli, @Simmonds_Lab, @Menon_Cambridge and others. B.1.1.7 data included! A 🧵 of our (NON PEER REVIEWED) major results 1/1 medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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In wild-type virus - probably. But, no reductions seen in counts in seropositive B.1.1.7 infection, so something is different. Await clinical data to draw conclusions, but possible explanations include accelerated disease course and/or different sensitivity to immune response
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The fantastic global meeting for picornavirus research "EUROPIC" will be in the UK in 2022 👇#EUROPIC2022
Calling all picornavirologists! The organisers are hoping to be able to host the next Europic meeting in Harrogate, UK in June 2022. We would be grateful if you could take a minute to register your interest at the link microbiologysociety.org/even… #virology
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Our view point on prolonged SARS-CoV-2 infection is finally published. We still have so much to learn about SARS-CoV-2. Check out: Understanding the outcomes of COVID-19 – does the current model of an acute respiratory infection really fit? @Simmonds_Lab microbiologyresearch.org/con…
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Despite a slight Covid delay, our paper is now live on PLoS Path. Excellent work by Yao-Tang Lin and Stephen Chiweshe and collaboration with @Simmonds_Lab and @WilsonLabCVR. “Human cytomegalovirus avoids detection by ZAP and TRIM25 regulates ZAP splicing.” journals.plos.org/plospathog…
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Now it has officially started - the first patient recruited to the convalescent plasma domain of REMAP-CAP by @msh_manu.
**HOT NEWS**: @msh_manu has just recruited first patient to the Convalescent Plasma Domain of @remap_cap. Privelege for me to involved in this #TeamScience with @NHSBT Dave Roberts; @AndelLestcourt; @msh_manu; @agordonICU; @ICNARC; @PaulMouncey; @KathyRowan101; @HarvalaHeli
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