Jul 2, 2026 · 35 min · 16 segments
Recorded live at ASM Microbe 2026 in Washington, DC, this special episode marks the first live recording of Let's Talk Micro. Joining me are co-host Dr. Andrea Prinzi and guest Dr. Nathan Ledeboer for…
Nathan LedeboerGuestLuis PlazaHost
Andrea PrinziHostAnd if this is the first time you're listening to Let's Talk Micro, well, thank you for choosing it as one of your podcasts.
Today's episode is the live episode we recorded at ASM Microbe, and this happened in June, and it was such a great episode, and I'm, I'm so happy that a lot of people chose to attend the episode.
And in the episode, I was joined by Andrea Prinzi, and the guest was Dr. Nathan Litteborg.
And the big question was, what can whole genome sequencing tell us about AMR, antimicrobial resistance? And one of the questions comes from, you know, we get a lot of information from whole genome sequencing, and we get, you know, some genes, some, uh, genes that confer resistance.
So can we use this information to predict antimicrobial susceptibility testing? And this is such a fascinating topic, and it was such a great conversation, so once again, thank you, Dr.
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And if this is the first time you're listening to Let's Talk Micro, well, thank you for choosing it as one of your podcasts.
Today's episode is the live episode we recorded at ASM Microbe, and this happened in June, and it was such a great episode, and I'm, I'm so happy that a lot of people chose to attend the episode.
And in the episode, I was joined by Andrea Prinzi, and the guest was Dr. Nathan Litteborg.
And the big question was, what can whole genome sequencing tell us about AMR, antimicrobial resistance? And one of the questions comes from, you know, we get a lot of information from whole genome sequencing, and we get, you know, some genes, some, uh, genes that confer resistance.
So can we use this information to predict antimicrobial susceptibility testing? And this is such a fascinating topic, and it was such a great conversation, so once again, thank you, Dr.