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Aphids can see bacterial pathogens!

10/1/2018

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The newest Hendry lab paper is out in Current Biology. We show how pea aphids can see fluorescence produced by virulent bacteria, and avoid feeding when those bacteria are present, lowering their risk of infection. It's pretty crazy!
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Genome reduction in anglerfish symbionts!

6/26/2018

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Check out our newest paper on genome degeneration in the luminous bacterial symbionts of deep-sea anglerfishes! Extracellular, possibly environmentally acquired, symbionts with small genomes and the highest rate of transposon proliferation we've found in the literature! Plus, they're crazy weird.

http://mbio.asm.org/content/9/3/e01033-18.full

Photo credit: Danté Fenolio
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Microbiome Science at Cornell!

4/11/2018

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Team Microbe did an awesome job bringing the wonders of beneficial microbes to the USA Science and Engineering Festival in Washington DC. It was so much fun!
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Extreme Life!

2/20/2018

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Lydia and Tory had a great time demonstrating the adaptations of deep-sea anglerfish to extreme conditions for the Darwin Days events the Museum of the Earth! And showing off the awesomeness of microbes, of course.
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BioBlitz 2017!

10/18/2017

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A bit late, but the Hendry lab had a lot of fun on Team Microbe, identifying phyllosphere bacteria for the SIPS BioBlitz!

Check out fluorescent epiphytes from a parsley leaf:

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Tory speaks at GVSU

4/1/2017

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Dr. Hendry had the pleasure of being invited by the Grand Valley State University Microbiology Club to give a seminar on her research. It was great to meet so many enthusiastic undergraduate microbiologists!
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Congrats to Rachel!

8/16/2016

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Congratulations to Rachel Fay, undergraduate researcher through the Microbial Friends and Foes program, for completing a successful summer research project! We are looking forward to following Rachel's future work!
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P. syringae infection influences aphid reproduction

2/11/2016

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Check out our new paper, coauthored with former undergraduate Kelley Clark, looking at infectivity of P. syringae in aphids and aphid reproduction.
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Lab set up is starting!

1/28/2016

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The lab is a blank slate, can't wait to get research going!
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See you at Entomology 2014 in Portland!

11/11/2014

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To hear more about the interesting interactions between P. syringae and insects check out my talk at 9:48 AM on Sunday!
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