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Matteo Ridelfi

Matteo graduated in Biotechnology at the University of Parma in December 2019 with a thesis aimed at the molecular characterization of 4 different cell lines of epithelioid sarcoma to define their adequacy as an in vitro model of the disease.
He continued his studies at the same university, obtaining a Master’s Degree in Genomic, Molecular and Industrial Biotechnologies defending an experimental thesis carried out within the MAD-Lab in Fondazione Toscana Life Sciences under the supervision of Dr. Claudia Sala.
Here he worked on the “New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase-producing (NDM) Klebsiella pneumoniae” project focusing on the generation and characterization of constitutively fluorescent K. Pneumoniae strains.
These were then used to set up a new fluorescence-based high-throughput assay to harness the bactericidal potency of monoclonals antibodies isolated by the MAD-Lab team.
Since November 2021, Matteo has been a PhD student in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Siena and he is part of the laboratory of Dr. Rino Rappuoli in Fondazione Toscana Life Sciences.

Research Group:

Ceren Gül,  

Claudia Sala,  

Emanuele Andreano,  

Anna Kabanova,  

Marco Troisi,  

Concetta De Santi,  

Ida Paciello,  

Noemi Manganaro,  

Elisa Pantano,  

Giampiero Batani,  

Emanuele Roscioli,  

Samuele Stazzoni,  

Vittoria Zucconi,  

Chiara Mugnaini,  

Soraya S. Bosch,  

Valentina Abbiento,  

Matteo Ridelfi,  

Giulio Pierleoni,  

Giulia Realini,  

Giulia Cardinali,  

Eleonora Nencini,  

Federica Romano,  

Francesco Nannini,  

Federica Perrone,  

Ceren Gül

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