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5. A quality improvement study on the relationship between intranasal povidone-iodine and anesthesia and the nasal microbiota of surgery patients

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Hammond, Eric N., primary, Kates, Ashley E., additional, Putman-Buehler, Nathan, additional, Watson, Lauren, additional, Godfrey, Jared J., additional, Brys, Nicole, additional, Deblois, Courtney, additional, Steinberger, Andrew J., additional, Cox, Madison S., additional, Skarlupka, Joseph H., additional, Haleem, Ambar, additional, Bentz, Michael L., additional, Suen, Garret, additional, and Safdar, Nasia, additional

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2022
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8. Wisconsin dairy farm worker perceptions and practices related to antibiotic use, resistance, and infection prevention using a systems engineering framework

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Kates, Ashley E., primary, Knobloch, Mary Jo, additional, Konkel, Ali, additional, Young, Amanda, additional, Steinberger, Andrew, additional, Shutske, John, additional, Ruegg, Pamela L., additional, Sethi, Ajay K., additional, Goldberg, Tony, additional, Leite de Campos, Juliana, additional, Suen, Garret, additional, and Safdar, Nasia, additional

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2021
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9. Additional file 1 of Assessing the microbiota of recycled bedding sand on a Wisconsin dairy farm

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Pilch, Hannah E., Steinberger, Andrew J., Sockett, Donald C., Aulik, Nicole, Suen, Garret, and Czuprynski, Charles J.

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Additional file 1: Supplementary Fig. S1 Additional File 1.docx; Diagram of the sand recycling process and its stages. Supplementary Fig. S2 Additional File 1.docx; Violin plots of Chao���s Richness (A) and Shannon���s Diversity (B) of samples collected from the surface (top) of the drying recycled sand piles or 7-in (7in) below the surface. Supplementary Fig. S3 Additional File 1.docx; Non-metric multidimensional scaling (nMDS) plot of the Bray-Curtis dissimilarity of microbial communities from the surface (top) and 7-in subserface (7in) samples of drying recycled sand piles. Supplementary Fig. S4 Additional File 1.docx; Stacked bar plots of the relative abundances of the 6 most abundant phyla (A) and 10 most abundant genera (B) in grey water and sand at all locations in the recycling process during summer sampling. Supplementary Fig. S5 Additional File 1.docx; Stacked bar plots of the relative abundances of the 6 most abundant phyla (A) and 10 most abundant genera (B) in grey water and sand at all locations of the recycling process during winter sampling. Supplementary Fig. S6 Additional File 1.docx; Violin plots of Chao���s Richness (A) and Shannon���s Diversity (B) of samples collected in summer and winter. Supplementary Fig. S7 Additional File 1.docx; Non-metric multidimensional scaling (nMDS) plot of the Bray-Curtis dissimilarity for microbial communities of recycled sand samples collected during summer and winter sampling.

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2021
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11. Use of a systems engineering framework to assess perceptions and practices about antimicrobial resistance of workers on large dairy farms in Wisconsin

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Kates, Ashley E., primary, Knobloch, Mary Jo, additional, Konkel, Ali, additional, Young, Amanda, additional, Steinberger, Andrew, additional, Shutske, John, additional, Ruegg, Pamela L., additional, Sethi, Ajay K., additional, Goldberg, Tony, additional, de Campos, Juliana Leite, additional, Suen, Garret, additional, and Safdar, Nasia, additional

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2020
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14. One Health: Farmworker Perceptions of Antibiotic Resistance and Personal Protective Practices on Wisconsin Dairy Farms

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Konkel, Ali, primary, Kates, Ashley, additional, Knobloch, Mary Jo, additional, Safdar, Nasia, additional, Byrs, Nicole, additional, Steinberger, Andrew, additional, Young, Amanda, additional, Shutske, John, additional, Ruegg, Pamela, additional, Sethi, Ajay, additional, Goldberg, Tony, additional, de Campos, Juliana Leite, additional, and Suen, Garret, additional

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2020
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19. Aspergillus fumigatus Copper Export Machinery and Reactive Oxygen Intermediate Defense Counter Host Copper-Mediated Oxidative Antimicrobial Offense

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Wiemann, Philipp, primary, Perevitsky, Adi, additional, Lim, Fang Yun, additional, Shadkchan, Yana, additional, Knox, Benjamin P., additional, Landero Figueora, Julio A., additional, Choera, Tsokyi, additional, Niu, Mengyao, additional, Steinberger, Andrew J., additional, Wüthrich, Marcel, additional, Idol, Rachel A., additional, Klein, Bruce S., additional, Dinauer, Mary C., additional, Huttenlocher, Anna, additional, Osherov, Nir, additional, and Keller, Nancy P., additional

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2017
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20. Aspergillus fumigatusCopper Export Machinery and Reactive Oxygen Intermediate Defense Counter Host Copper-Mediated Oxidative Antimicrobial Offense

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Wiemann, Philipp, Perevitsky, Adi, Lim, Fang Yun, Shadkchan, Yana, Knox, Benjamin P., Landero Figueora, Julio A., Choera, Tsokyi, Niu, Mengyao, Steinberger, Andrew J., Wüthrich, Marcel, Idol, Rachel A., Klein, Bruce S., Dinauer, Mary C., Huttenlocher, Anna, Osherov, Nir, and Keller, Nancy P.

Abstract

The Fenton-chemistry-generating properties of copper ions are considered a potent phagolysosome defense against pathogenic microbes, yet our understanding of underlying host/microbe dynamics remains unclear. We address this issue in invasive aspergillosis and demonstrate that host and fungal responses inextricably connect copper and reactive oxygen intermediate (ROI) mechanisms. Loss of the copper-binding transcription factor AceA yields an Aspergillus fumigatusstrain displaying increased sensitivity to copper and ROI in vitro, increased intracellular copper concentrations, decreased survival in challenge with murine alveolar macrophages (AMΦs), and reduced virulence in a non-neutropenic murine model. ΔaceAsurvival is remediated by dampening of host ROI (chemically or genetically) or enhancement of copper-exporting activity (CrpA) in A. fumigatus. Our study exposes a complex host/microbe multifactorial interplay that highlights the importance of host immune status and reveals key targetable A. fumigatuscounter-defenses.

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2017
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21. Use of a systems engineering framework to assess perceptions and practices about antimicrobial resistance of workers on large dairy farms in Wisconsin.

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Kates AE, Knobloch MJ, Konkel A, Young A, Steinberger A, Shutske J, Ruegg PL, Sethi AK, Goldberg T, Leite de Campos J, Suen G, and Safdar N

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We studied farmworker practices potentially contributing to transmission of bacteria and antimicrobial resistant genes (ARGs) among animals and farm workers to identify human behavioral interventions to reduce exposure risk. Ten focus groups were conducted on eight farms to explore potentially high-risk practices and farmworker knowledge and experiences with antimicrobial use and resistance using the Systems Engineering in Patient Safety (SEIPS) framework. Farmworkers were asked to describe common tasks and the policies guiding these practices. We found workers demonstrated knowledge of the role of antibiotic stewardship in preventing the spread of ARGs. Knowledge of various forms of personal protective equipment was higher for workers who commonly reported glove-use. Knowledge regarding the importance of reducing ARG transmission varied but was greater than previously reported. Programs to reduce ARG spread on dairy farms should focus on proper hand hygiene and personal protective equipment use but at the level of knowledge, beliefs, and practices.

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2020
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