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Principal research consultant of MMGC is Dr. Trudy Wassenaar, with expertise in the fields listed below. In addition, partners with excellent knowledge on graphic design, taxonomy, web performance and bioinformatics can be called upon when needed.
With over 20 years of experience in scientific consulting there are few problems that the founder of MMGC can't solve. The subject areas of microbiology she has been involved in are diverse and cover both molecular biology and genetics/genomics of bacteria and viruses. Her List of Publications speaks for itself.
Trudy Wassenaar isa member of the Editorial board of:
She is a referee for a number of journals, including:
She has acted as a referee for chapters in the following books: Environmental Microbiology and Ecology (Blackwell); Campylobacter, 2nd Edition (ASM Press).
External examiner of Ph.D. theses from: RMIT University, Sydney, Australia; Utrecht University, The Netherlands; University of Cape Town, South Africa, Complutensa University of Madrid (UCM), Madrid, Spain.
Member of the American Society for Microbiology, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Hygiene und Mikrobiologie, Society for General Microbiology, Society for Applied Microbiology.
References from academic colleagues or one of our clients can be provided upon request.
With over 20 years of experience in scientific consulting there are few problems that the founder of MMGC can't solve. The subject areas of microbiology she has been involved in are diverse and cover both molecular biology and genetics/genomics of bacteria and viruses. Her List of Publications speaks for itself.
Hepatitis A was once an insect virus
We performed a thorough analysis of Hepatitis A virus and discovered that this virus most likely had an ancestor virus replicating in insects. The work was initiated by MMGC in collaboration with colleagues from UAMS.
For a Press release click here
The publication is open source and can be found here
Past vaccination with BCG (Tuberculosis) does not protect against Covid-19
In spite of publications in top journals predicting otherwise, an analysis of international data clearly indicated lack of protection. The work was initiated by MMGC in collaboration with independent scolars. The findings were published as early as July 2020 here, and lack of protection by GCG was later confirmed by other research group in clinical trials. That is not to say that vaccination doesn't work: the internationally approved SARS-CoV-2 vaccines are highly effective to prevent severe disease and death.
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