Sabrina Green
Baylor College of Medicine; Tailor Service Center; Maresso LabSabrina Green is a senior graduate student in Dr. Anthony Maresso’s lab in the department of Molecular Virology and Microbiology at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. Her early research was on the pathogenesis of Extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli (ExPEC). Now she works to develop phage therapy to prevent gut-derived infections caused by ExPEC. She is currently the microbiome lead, social media lead and advisor for TAILΦR.
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- Tailoring phages for patients: Inside Baylor College of Medicine's TAILΦR initiativeThis week, a group of researchers led by Dr. Anthony Maresso at Baylor College of Medicine describe their new initiative, TAILΦR, which makes phages tailored to patients' infections.
- Phage therapy in the human gutThis week, Sabrina Green, a graduate student at Baylor College of Medicine, tells us how gut pathogens like ExPEC could be treated with phages, describes the challenges, and highlights her own research on the topic.
