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Where Are They Now? The Academy prospects who left Sunderland

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By Ian Clark
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BRISTOL, ENGLAND - MAY 3: Preston North End's Sam Greenwood warms up on the side during the Sky Bet Championship match between Bristol City FC and Preston North End FC at Ashton Gate on May 3, 2025 in Bristol, England. (Photo by Ian Cook - CameraSport via Getty Images) | CameraSport via Getty Images News broke last week that Liam Ogunsuyi, the 14-year-old younger brother of Trey, had been “deregistered” from Sunderland’s Academy, meaning he is now able to register with another club.
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Régis Le Bris Is Doing It His Way At Sunderland

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By Ian Clark
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SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND - MAY 24: Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris reacts after Sunderland qualify for the Europa League after the Premier League match between Sunderland and Chelsea at Stadium of Light on May 24, 2026 in Sunderland, England.
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Development of a bioassay-guided genome mining approach for antifungal natural product discovery from pseudomonads

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By George Lund, Susan Mosquito, David M. Withall, John C. Caulfield, David Hughes, Ian Clark, Jason J. Rudd, Tim H. Mauchline
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Abstract Zymoseptoria tritici causes Septoria Leaf Blotch disease of wheat and has evolved to overcome most chemical and genetic control methods. As such, new tools are required for future disease control. We identified Pseudomonas isolates that antagonise Z. tritici through the production of secreted secondary metabolites, using a novel in vitro antagonism assay. Quantitative assessment identified variation in sensitivity of Z. tritici isolates to antagonism by Pseudomonas isolates.
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