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期刊名:Fems microbiology reviews

缩写:FEMS MICROBIOL REV

ISSN:0168-6445

e-ISSN:1574-6976

IF/分区:12.3/Q1

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Sandra M Carvalho,Lígia M Saraiva Sandra M Carvalho
Staphylococcus epidermidis is a highly adapted commensal of the human skin. However, it can also cause severe infections by exploiting skin fissures to establish antibiotic-resistant biofilms on implanted medical devices, which may subseque...
Andriana Grafakou,Cas Mosterd,Simon A Jackson et al. Andriana Grafakou et al.
Lactococcus lactis and Lactococcus cremoris are cornerstone bacterial species employed in the production of fermented dairy products such as cheese. However, the non-sterile dairy processing environment regularly exposes these lactococci to...
Gunarathna R D S Madushani,Xue Wu,Wikum H Jayasinghe et al. Gunarathna R D S Madushani et al.
Plant microbiome disruption often increases vulnerability to crop diseases, endangering worldwide food production, while chemical pesticides become increasingly less viable and continue to damage ecosystems. To safeguard plant microbiome he...
Andrea S Ramirez-Mata,Cameron Browne,Ryan S Doster et al. Andrea S Ramirez-Mata et al.
Once centered on animal social behavior, investigations into cooperation have expanded across the tree of life to include microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses. Cooperative interactions are now understood to drive evolutionary dynamic...
Zaki Saati-Santamaría,Daniel Pérez-Mendoza,Muhammad Khashi U Rahman et al. Zaki Saati-Santamaría et al.
Plants and bacteria have coevolved over hundreds of millions of years, forming complex associations ranging from mutualism to pathogenicity that are essential for plant survival and ecosystem function. Bacterial adaptation to plant environm...
Mohor Mitra,Sajan,Shrutarshi Paul et al. Mohor Mitra et al.
Predator-prey interactions are intricately linked to ecological systems, from microorganisms to large animals. Most predator-prey studies use simplified pairwise interactions, constraining our ability to identify general principles. Here, p...
Marcel Bäcker,Hilje M Doekes,Daniel R Garza et al. Marcel Bäcker et al.
Most microbes grow in spatially structured communities, and this profoundly shapes their ecology and evolution. At the microscale, short interaction ranges and steep nutrient gradients underlie cross-feeding, quorum sensing, and niche const...
Lorraine Matandirotya,Lauren Burke,Ella Dimascio et al. Lorraine Matandirotya et al.
Previously understudied for their lack of protein-coding capacity and assumed functional irrelevance, non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) have emerged as crucial regulators of biological pathways. Technological advancements including optimised RNA seq...
Angelika Roth,Charles M A P Franz,Stefan Hertwig et al. Angelika Roth et al.
Bacteriophages are considered to have great potential as naturally occurring, antimicrobial agents for use in food production. Phages are ubiquitous in nature and can be isolated from almost all habitats. This review outlines the possibilit...
Qianmin Hai,Dufu Li,Tingyue Huang et al. Qianmin Hai et al.
The honeybee gut microbiome has emerged as a model system in microbial ecology, valued for its structural stability and host specificity, and has garnered significant attention for elucidating universal principles of host-microbe interactio...