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CIMAR Lecture: Developing narrow spectrum antibiotics for Lyme

CIMAR Lecture: Developing narrow spectrum antibiotics for Lyme

by MAO | Oct 17, 2025 | Laboratory

Dr. Peter Gwynne talks about his use of metabolic mapping to identify unique vulnerabilities of Lyme disease and how he …

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Hitchin’ a Ride: Exploiting the Tick-Bacteria Interface

Hitchin’ a Ride: Exploiting the Tick-Bacteria Interface

by MAO | Oct 17, 2025 | Laboratory

James Phelan is a scientist at the Tufts Lyme Disease Initiative working to find ways of reducing the numbers of Lyme-ca…

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How Lyme Hides: Subverting the immune system for survival

How Lyme Hides: Subverting the immune system for survival

by MAO | Oct 17, 2025 | Laboratory

People catch Lyme disease from ticks, who in turn get the bacteria from wild mice. But why don’t mice get the same dis…

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Feed Me: Hijacking the Lyme bacteria’s nutritional requirements

Feed Me: Hijacking the Lyme bacteria’s nutritional requirements

by MAO | Oct 17, 2025 | Laboratory

Borrelia burgdorferi has a very small genome.  It is about ¼ the size of the genome for Escherichia coli (a common ba…

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The Tufts University Lyme Disease Initiative is a group of clinicians and scientists committed to working together to end Lyme disease as a threat to human health.  Taking a multi-pronged approach and partnering with researchers at other universities, in government and in industry, we are exploring unique strategies to meet our goal by the year 2030.  Visit our research pages to learn about our approaches to Lyme disease.

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