David Lynn
@davidjlynn.bsky.social
Professor and Group Leader at SAHMRI and Flinders University. Scientific Director SA Genomics Centre. Research interests in systems immunology; host-microbe interactions; genomics, cancer systems biology.
Based on these findings we will soon start a randomised controlled trial to determine if a probiotic intervention can boost vaccine responses in infants that received antibiotics in the neonatal period. Funded by
@WCHFoundation
@WCHFoundation
April 2, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Based on these findings we will soon start a randomised controlled trial to determine if a probiotic intervention can boost vaccine responses in infants that received antibiotics in the neonatal period. Funded by
@WCHFoundation
@WCHFoundation
Very grateful to all our collaborators especially @HelenSMarshall and her team, the infants and their parents who participated in our study, our facilities incl @SA_genomics and the @sahmri.bsky.social
germ-free and flow facilities and our funders @nhmrc.bsky.social and the WCH Foundation
germ-free and flow facilities and our funders @nhmrc.bsky.social and the WCH Foundation
April 2, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Very grateful to all our collaborators especially @HelenSMarshall and her team, the infants and their parents who participated in our study, our facilities incl @SA_genomics and the @sahmri.bsky.social
germ-free and flow facilities and our funders @nhmrc.bsky.social and the WCH Foundation
germ-free and flow facilities and our funders @nhmrc.bsky.social and the WCH Foundation
Neonates who received antibiotics had significantly lower antibody titres to multiple different vaccine antigens especially polysaccharides in the PCV13 vaccine.
April 2, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Neonates who received antibiotics had significantly lower antibody titres to multiple different vaccine antigens especially polysaccharides in the PCV13 vaccine.