Research context
- The collected paper studies phage intervention against Crohn’s disease-associated E. coli in colitis models. [1]
Kyle Jackson, BHSc
McMaster University; Hosseinidoust Lab; Verdu LabGraduated from McMaster University with a BHSc in Biomedical Discovery and Commercialization. Specialized in strategic business development focusing on novel biologic therapeutics and translational research. I have consulted for several Life Sciences startup companies compiling market intelligence and advising them on their commercialization and regulatory pathways.
My research explores the use of phage therapeutics to combat microbiome-based infections. I investigate phage-based methods of modulating the gut microbiome to prevent opportunistic pathogens from colonizing and inducing inflammation. It is my goal to develop comprehensive preclinical models to assess the efficacy of phage therapy candidates for use in the gut microbiome environment.
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- Producing phages consistently: then and nowThis week, Kyle Jackson tackles phage manufacturing. He first enlightens us on how phages have historically been produced and preserved. Then, through a chat with Frenk Smrekar and Barbara Hubad, we learn how JAFRAL helps companies and…
- Overcoming barriers to phage commercialization: a conversation with leaders at Cytophage and BiomXThis week, McMaster University PhD student Kyle Jackson interviews Cytophage and BiomX executives, who share phage therapy commercialization challenges and progress and a sneak peek into what they'll present at Phage Futures.
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