David Sáez, MSc
David Saez is a PhD student in the Azeredo Lab, in the Centre for Biological Engineering in the Univ. of Minho working in the yeast display of endolysins.
Before starting his PhD, he worked in PhagoMed Biopharma as a researcher and gathered experience in different labs in Europe.
He is a passionate about phages and phage-based products and thrilled to see the phage community and knowledge grow, reason why he started PhageCast together with Alex and Maria.
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- S. aureus phage therapy: we need further research This week, we learn from David and Lorenzo from BioNTech (formerly PhagoMed) about their experience with phage inhibition of S. aureus phages by plasma and synovial fluid.
- Launch of PhageCast: Bringing the Latest in Bacteriophage Research to Your Ears Want to hear Joana Azeredo talk about phage activity against biofilms? Or Martin Loessner speaking about L-forms and endolysins? How to set up an Appleman´s protocol with Ben Burrowes? This week a group of PhD students in the Azeredo Lab in…
- ɛ²-phages: naturally bred high-tech phages which are superior to wild types in critical properties This week, we're featuring a guest blog post by David Sáez and Lorenzo Corsini of PhagoMed; they dive into their recent paper describing how they're breeding phages to be better for therapy using a modified Appelman's protocol.
