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Genome-scale metabolic modelling identifies vaginal microbiome members as potential probiotics

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By Emma Glass, Glynis L. Kolling, Jason A. Papin
| Nature Verified
Abstract Probiotic supplements are marketed for diverse health benefits, yet species inclusion often lacks functional rationale. Our survey of 352 over-the-counter probiotic products available in the USA revealed 36 unique microbial species. However, there is no clear link between species inclusion and the intended health benefit.
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Niche-specific metabolic phenotypes can be used to identify antimicrobial targets in pathogens

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By Emma Glass, Lillian R. Dillard, Glynis L. Kolling, Andrew Warren
| PLOS Biology Verified
Discussion The antimicrobial resistance crisis is rapidly reducing the effectiveness of current drugs to treat microbial infections [3]. There is a need to begin to use creative approaches to identify new or repurposed compounds that can be used as antimicrobials. There is limited work exploring evolutionary pressures that lead to the rise of conserved microbial functions, which could serve as site-specific antimicrobial targets.
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Investing in employee experience and building a workplace where everyone thrives

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By Fiona Tatton Verified, Emma Glass
| Womanthology Verified
Emma Glass is the group head of employee experience at Arnold Clark, where she oversees employee engagement, recruitment, early careers, and payroll. She graduated from Paisley University in 2002 with a BA in Business Management, specialising in HR. With over two decades of experience in HR, including a 14-year tenure at Strathclyde Police, Emma has been with Arnold Clark since 2017 and was promoted to her current role in July 2024.
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