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Life Sciences seminar by Prof Matt Hutchings, John Innes Centre
via Microsoft Teams - Live Events

"Antibiotics in Nature and Medicine" 

Filamentous actinomycetes make many bioactive specialised metabolites and these natural products account for around 60% of all known antibiotics. Plants and invertebrates form mutualisms with these bacteria and use their antibiotics to protect themselves against infection. We study the roles of actinomycete bacteria and their specialised metabolites in the nests of the leafcutter ant Acromyrmex echinatior and in the roots of plants such as Arabidopsis thaliana and bread wheat Triticum aestivum. Here I will present recent results which reveal how these higher organisms recruit these bacteria to their microbiomes.

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Let’s talk about unseen disabilities

Did you know that the overwhelming majority of the disabilities that students and staff have disclosed at Warwick are unseen? Learn more; join an online event to find out what your disabled students want you to know, and find out about the support available.

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