Fatima Pereira

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Lecturer @unisouthampton #MicrobiomeResearch. @mSystemsJ Editorial Board.
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United Kingdom Joined July 2023

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Fatima Pereira @microbetracker Sep 20, 2024

An ode to microbes in the latest Cell issue 👇

A microbial future: Cell cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

www.cell.com A microbial future Life as we know it began with microbes. Microbes sustain life on Earth, and every now and then, a microbe emerges that threatens the survival of an entire species. The dangers and benefits of...

Fatima Pereira @microbetracker Sep 17, 2024

Host-associated microbes mitigate the negative impacts of aquatic pollution | mSystems journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ms…

journals.asm.org Host-associated microbes mitigate the negative impacts of aquatic pollution | mSystems Aquatic pollution is a global problem that threatens human well-being and impairs marine and freshwater ecosystems. Human populations are increasing, and the majority of people reside alongside...

Fatima Pereira @microbetracker Aug 21, 2024

Looking forward to present our latest work applying high-throughput chemical imaging to study #gutmicrobiome function and drug-microbiome interactions at #ISME19. 🦠🇿🇦 Join me tomorrow at 12:30 in Auditorium 2!

@sotonbiosci @DOME_Vienna
isme19.isme-microbes.org

Fatima Pereira @microbetracker Jun 25, 2024

👇🏻#proudPI

Juwairiyah Shazzad @JBShazzad Jun 25, 2024

Very happy to have received 1st prize for the first poster of my PhD! Really nice opportunity to present my work and learn about all the other exciting work that is going on here @sotonbiosci @unisouthampton

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Fatima Pereira @microbetracker Jun 22, 2024

Island biogeography theory provides a plausible explanation for why larger vertebrates and taller humans have more diverse gut microbiomes 👇