Applying CRISPRi technology to Acinetobacter baumannii uncovers essential genes in this antibiotic-resistant bacteria, revealing new drug targets and promising avenues for improved treatment strategies. @Warren_E_Rose #mBio journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mb…
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- Analyzing scientists' decisions in situations such as avoiding being scooped, sharing reagents, and choosing journals through the lens of the prisoner's dilemma suggests cooperation is always the best strategy. @ACasadevall1 #mBio
- Many bacterial populations produce toxic reactive oxygen species to antagonize neighboring microbes. How do they avoid 'friendly fire' from these molecules? Check out this new #mBio paper from @MicroMische, @tera_levin and colleagues! journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mb…
- The symmetrical wave pattern of base-pair substitution rates across the E. coli chromosome has multiple causes: - timing & progression of replication - 3D structure of the DNA - biases in error correction @ASMicrobiology ow.ly/Sxw150uT0js
- Repurposing estrogen receptor antagonists for the treatment of infectious disease: new mBio minireview @ASMicrobiology ow.ly/1NvC30n2l0n
- A Grad-seq View of RNA and Protein Complexes in Pseudomonas aeruginosa under Standard and Bacteriophage Predation Conditions skyw.io/unNoXh
- Check out this update on our understanding of the Gram-negative cell envelope permeability barrier. #mBio
- Who's your DadA? D-Alanine levels regulate bacterial stiffness: an @mbiojournal commentary ow.ly/qAIy30mlkdx
- The microbiome and tuberculosis: early evidence for cross talk ow.ly/VnZt30lS5TS
- Did you know that toxins and antitoxins are often located in genomic toxin islands? Did you know that bacteria that live in extreme temps are depleted of toxins? Check out our new Toxinome DB describing ~2 million toxins and antitoxins. @AsafLevyHUJI #mBio journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mb…
- New #mBio paper led by @geoffseverin shows the CBASS anti-phage defense system of V. cholerae is activated by both quorum sensing and folate depletion. @VictorDiRita @WatersLabMSU @katiford_micro
- The pathogens S. aureus and P. aeruginosa often co-occur in infections. A new #mBio study using experimental evolution reveals that S. aureus can quickly adapt to inhibitory compounds secreted by P. aeruginosa, thereby favoring coexistence. @RolfsMicrobes
- Commentary: Cooperative evolutionary strategy between the bacteriome and mycobiome mbio.asm.org/content/7/6/e0…










