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How did a deadly tropical fungus get to the temperate environs of the Pacific Northwest?

Posted Wednesday January 17, 2018

TGen-led study points to opening of the Panama Canal as the gateway of pathogen migration from Brazil to Canada

Global dispersal of Cryptococcus fungus tied to continental drift

Posted Wednesday June 14, 2017

Species of potentially deadly fungi may have been more closely connected on the supercontinent Pangea

TGen generates Soviet anthrax pathogen genome from autopsy specimens

Posted Wednesday September 7, 2016

Next generation genomic analysis used to probe the former USSR’s biological weapons program

TGen investigates global fungal threat; finds six new species associated with bat evolution

Posted Wednesday June 1, 2016

Histoplasma infection poses deadly risk to HIV and other immune-compromised patients

TGen tracks the origins and spread of potentially deadly Valley Fever

Posted Tuesday April 26, 2016

Latest in genomic technologies could track sources of future infectious outbreaks

TGen identifies 'hypervirulent' strain of strep outbreak in Arizona and the Southwest

Posted Friday March 18, 2016

The emm59 clone of Group A Streptococcus is a deadly type of bacterial infection related to a previous outbreak in Canada

TGen helps track down deadly infection

Posted Thursday March 17, 2016

Cancer patients in South America infected with tainted medication

Epidemic of Escherichia coli infections traced to one strain of bacteria

Posted Tuesday December 17, 2013

Fast-evolving lethal clone spreads worldwide, according to new study published today

Fungus responsible for 5 deaths in the wake of massive tornado

Posted Friday December 14, 2012

TGen-led study suggests origins of MRSA strain in food animals

Posted Wednesday February 22, 2012

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