Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Jennifer Tsang, PhD is a microbiologist turned freelance science writer whose goal is to spark an interest in the life sciences. She works with life science companies, nonprofits, and academic institutions on anything from news stories, explainer articles, and content marketing. She shares the wonderful world of microbes on her blog The Microbial Menagerie.
Articles by Jennifer Tsang, PhD
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Nearly 25 percent of non-antibiotic drugs tested in the study enabled the proliferation of enteropathogens.
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As the FDA begins AI-assisted regulatory review, the industry ponders how to best tailor their submissions.
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Point-of-care tests that detect biomarkers from menstrual blood can enable broader access to disease monitoring and diagnosis.
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Explore how the gut microbiome impacts health. Learn about a new study that reveals how a specific microbe, P. faecium, may help fight obesity.
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A new method to tag and track different antibody drugs in the same mouse reduces the number of animals needed in preclinical studies.
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By using phages to deliver genes for therapeutic proteins, biologic drug delivery could become much easier.
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Levels of neuroactive steroids during the third trimester of pregnancy may indicate postpartum depression risk.
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New phenotypic methods can help identify the best antibiotic to treat sepsis, UTIs, and other bacterial infections.
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In vivo studies of the antibiotic darobactin D22 against high-priority gram-negative bacteria show promise for further drug development.
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New dual AAV vector delivery overcomes challenges in delivering large genes.
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The gene therapy treats the rare genetic disease AADC deficiency by delivering a functional gene into the brain.
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An immune checkpoint inhibitor and chemotherapy extended progression-free survival in late-stage small cell bladder and prostate cancers.
