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Predicting antibiotic resistance de novo

Category: clinical microbiology

antimicrobial resistance

New preprint: Predicting pyrazinamide resistance in M. tuberculosis using a graph convolutional network

Philip Fowler, 29th October 202530th October 2025

In previous work we’ve used “traditional” machine-learning approaches, like XGBoost, to learn and therefore predict…

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antimicrobial resistance

New paper: What can subpopulations tell us about rifampicin resistance?

Philip Fowler, 14th October 202514th October 2025

Last Thursday this work which we’d previously preprinted looking at looking at rifampicin-resistant subpopulations in…

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antimicrobial resistance

New preprint: rapidly and reproducibly building resistant catalogues for M. tuberculosis

Philip Fowler, 3rd October 202530th October 2025

The CRyPTIC project carried out many exciting research projects but it never quite got around…

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New paper: automatically and reproducibly building a catalogue bedaquline resistance-associated variants

Philip Fowler, 18th June 20251st July 2025

Dylan Adlard‘s paper describing how we can rapidly automatically build catalogues of bedaquiline resistance-associated variants…

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New preprint: looking at rifampicin-resistant subpopulations in clinical samples

Philip Fowler, 10th April 202510th April 2025

Since clinical samples are usually grown in a MGIT tube for a while before some…

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New grant: Ox4TB

Philip Fowler, 17th March 202517th March 2025

Very pleased to announce that I am a co-investigator on the recently announced Oxford4TB project…

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