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Predicting antimicrobial resistance

Category: tuberculosis

antimicrobial resistance

New paper: Validation of an optimized Oxford Nanopore sequencing workflow versus Illumina for mycobacteria from primary MGIT culture

Philip Fowler, 24th August 202624th August 2026

Most genetic sequencing of Mycobacteria, including Mycobacterium tuberculosis, has for historical reasons used short-read technology,…

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clinical microbiology

ESM Annual Congress 2026

Philip Fowler, 26th June 202626th June 2026

Earlier this week the 46th Annual Congress of the European Society of Mycobacteriology was held in Verona,…

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antimicrobial resistance

Oxford Public & Community Engagement Conference

Philip Fowler, 12th June 202623rd June 2026

As part of the “Enriching Engagement – funding, culture and institutional legacy” session at the…

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antimicrobial resistance

NIHR PPI In Action Webinar on BashTheBug

Philip Fowler, 1st June 20261st June 2026

As part of the NIHR’s “PPI In Action” series, Philip Fowler gave a webinar on…

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New preprint: ONT sequencing is comparable to Illumina sequencing for M. tuberculosis

Philip Fowler, 9th April 20269th April 2026

In this preprint, we compare the differences when Mycobacterial samples are sequenced with either long-…

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New preprint: evaluating a laboratory workflow for sequencing Mycobacteria using long-read sequencing

Philip Fowler, 7th February 20269th April 2026

In this preprint, we describe and evaluate a laboratory workflow for sequencing Mycobacterial samples using…

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