Alberto Paniz Mondolfi
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Internist/Pathologist/Microbiologist. Director of Molecular Microbiology at Mount Sinai. Addicted to books/music. Jungle Doctor. Scout. Science official. VMO.
New York, NY
Joined September 2010
Unveiling Latin America's viral diversity: tackling zoonotic threats, outbreaks & public health gaps. Read our book for key insights! @ACALconecta @thepascv @GlobalVirusNews @VirologyJ @AmerSocVirol @IcahnMountSinai @MountSinaiNYC @UF_EPI #IDTwitter #infectiousdisease
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Could D. trypaniformis be an overlooked urinary pathogen? More research is needed to understand its clinical significance. Our study highlights the need to stay vigilant for unusual infectious agents in complex UTI cases. Read the full paper here:
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Spotlight: Bovine H5N1 HA favors avian receptors but shows slight human affinity, binding strongly to bovine and human conjunctival and mammary tissues. Cryo-EM reveals key receptor interactions.
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Exciting Opportunity! The Molecular Microbiology Laboratory at Mount Sinai Health System has opened a position for a Bioinformatician in Infectious Diseases. We are now receiving applications #Bioinformatics #Genomics #Microbiology #Jobs
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RT @PWB_Global: Parasitic Diseases Lectures #8: Visceral Leishmaniasis 〰️ Dickson and Daniel discuss visceral leishmaniasis caused by the p…
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If you’re interested, please send your CV to: juan.ramirezgonzalez@mountsinai.org and alberto.paniz-mondolfi@mountsinai.org
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Hip Hip Hooray, it's our birthday! The University of Glasgow is 574 today. 🎂🎈 Next year marks our milestone anniversary, and we have exciting celebrations planned. We can’t wait to celebrate with you! #TeamUofG
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Up to a good start 2025! Kudos to @IDSAInfo for this significant achievement #IDTwitter
#IDTwitter @JHMed_ID Happy New Year Infectious Diseases colleagues! The @IDSAInfo worked hard to advocate for the add-on billing code G0545 that can now be used when evaluating inpatient confirmed or suspected infections!
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