CRyPTIC papers covered by CIDRAP
The Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) has written a news story on the two CRyPTIC papers recently published in
Two new publications: Data compendium and GWAS
These two papers, just published in PLoS Biology, are amongst the primary research outputs of the CRyPTIC project. The first, entitled "A
New publication: BashTheBug!
We enlisted citizen scientists to help us classify the many thousands of photographs of the different samples of M. tuberculosis collected by
New publication: ECOFF/ECVs for 96-well microtitre plates
The CRyPTIC project tested the susceptibility of each sample collected to 13 different antibiotics; since over 20,000 samples were collected, a high-throughput
New publication: WHO catalogue of M. tuberculosis resistance mutations
The World Health Organization published its first catalogue of mutations in M. tuberculosis known to be associated with resistance to a range
Read in the Economist about CRyPTIC
Hot on the heels of the press release, the Economist have published an article describing the work of the CRyPTIC project. Note
Interview on the BBC World Service
You can hear the CRyPTIC Principal Investigator, Prof Derrick Crook, talking about the project and its impact on tuberculosis on News Hour
New logo celebrating the release of the CRyPTIC papers
To celebrate the release of the CRyPTIC dataset and the nine manuscripts deposited in preprint servers, we've made a new CRyPTIC logo
Press release – Largest ever global study of tuberculosis identifies genetic causes of drug resistance
Using cutting-edge genomic sequencing techniques, researchers at the University of Oxford have identified almost all the genomic variation that gives people resistance
New publication: Structure of MmpL3 protein
Oliver Adams, as part of his DPhil studies in Simon Newstead's group at the University of Oxford, has resolved the structure of