Progress toward a novel model system to investigate fungal endophytic suppression of human pathogens in spinach

Golday, Justin S

doi:10.25394/PGS.8055995.v1

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Progress toward a novel model system to investigate fungal endophytic suppression of human pathogens in spinach

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posted on 11.06.2019, 17:38 authored by Justin S GoldayJustin S Golday

This work describes progress toward developing a model system to investigate in plantae suppression of human pathogens by Stemphylium-like fungal endophyte strains.

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Purdue University Northwest Interdisciplinary Award: Chemical Characterization of E. coli Suppressing Metabolites from an Endophytic Stemphylium Spinach Isolate, PNW College of Science. Co-PIs: Lindsay Gielda, Scott Bates, Dawit Gizachew, and Libbie Pelter; Period 20172018

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Master of Science

Department

Biological Sciences

Campus location

Hammond

Advisor/Supervisor/Committee Chair

Scott Bates

Additional Committee Member 2

Lindsay Gielda

Additional Committee Member 3

Curtis Creighton

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fungal endophytes bacterial endophytes Microbiology Molecular Biology Mycology

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Progress toward a novel model system to investigate fungal endophytic suppression of human pathogens in spinach

Funding

Purdue University Northwest Interdisciplinary Award: Chemical Characterization of E. coli Suppressing Metabolites from an Endophytic Stemphylium Spinach Isolate, PNW College of Science. Co-PIs: Lindsay Gielda, Scott Bates, Dawit Gizachew, and Libbie Pelter; Period 20172018

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Campus location

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Additional Committee Member 2

Additional Committee Member 3

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