Luiz Pedro Carvalho, PhD
@luizcarvalholab.bsky.social
Professor of Chemistry @UFScripps
Interested in enzymology, bacterial metabolism, chem bio, mycobacteria, antibiotic discovery and antibiotic resistance. Former group leader at NIMR and The Crick.
Interested in enzymology, bacterial metabolism, chem bio, mycobacteria, antibiotic discovery and antibiotic resistance. Former group leader at NIMR and The Crick.
Awesome! Thanks Kat.
May 22, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Awesome! Thanks Kat.
Very cool and useful, no doubt. It would be great to see M. tuberculosis and perhaps other important mycobacterial pathogens there too.
May 22, 2025 at 11:41 AM
Very cool and useful, no doubt. It would be great to see M. tuberculosis and perhaps other important mycobacterial pathogens there too.
Amazing story Agnese. Happy to have contributed to it!
A beautiful illustration of a functional split in the Krebs cycle, in a human pathogen, to face nutritional immunity!
Stable isotope tracing tour de force!
A beautiful illustration of a functional split in the Krebs cycle, in a human pathogen, to face nutritional immunity!
Stable isotope tracing tour de force!
May 13, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Amazing story Agnese. Happy to have contributed to it!
A beautiful illustration of a functional split in the Krebs cycle, in a human pathogen, to face nutritional immunity!
Stable isotope tracing tour de force!
A beautiful illustration of a functional split in the Krebs cycle, in a human pathogen, to face nutritional immunity!
Stable isotope tracing tour de force!