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期刊名:Trends in microbiology

缩写:TRENDS MICROBIOL

ISSN:0966-842X

e-ISSN:1878-4380

IF/分区:18.7/Q1

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Lingfang Zhu,Changfu Li,Xihui Shen Lingfang Zhu
Bacterial-fungal interactions (BFIs) are central to microbial community dynamics in diverse ecosystems, with profound implications for medicine, agriculture, and environmental microbiology. A critical yet unresolved question in BFIs is how ...
Jose A Bengoechea,Joana Sa-Pessoa Jose A Bengoechea
The binary classification of pathogens as intracellular or extracellular fails to capture the complexity of infections in vivo. We propose the metapopulation infection biology framework, in which infections comprise spatially structured, in...
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Ancient pathogen genomics has redefined how infectious disease histories are reconstructed, revealing unexpected origins, transmission routes, and lineage turnovers that are invisible from modern genomes alone. Yet, this perspective remains...
Mathieu Coureuil,Stefano Marullo Mathieu Coureuil
Human infection often results from accidental host-pathogen interactions rather than from evolutionary microbial adaptation. In this forum, we highlight how intrinsic host plasma membrane properties-deformation, curvature sensing, receptor ...
Refath Farzana,Timothy R Walsh Refath Farzana
Despite substantial global investment, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) governance perpetuates structural inequalities, constraining low- and middle-income country (LMIC) capacity. Short-term funding, high-income country-centric research fram...
Wei Zhang,Amr Mohamed,Ioannis Eleftherianos et al. Wei Zhang et al.
Free-living environmental microbes at four plant-atmosphere interfaces (leaf, nectar, fruit, and bark surfaces) intercept, biotransform, and augment plant volatile signals, shaping what herbivores, pollinators, and parasitoids detect. This ...
Marion Urvoy,Leo Baumgart,Cristina Howard-Varona et al. Marion Urvoy et al.
Phages, the most abundant biological entities on Earth, infect bacteria and reprogram them into 'virocells' with altered physiology and ecology. While metagenomic studies have largely inferred reprogramming through virus-encoded auxiliary m...
Margot M Dessartine,Théo Da Silva,Jean-Philippe Côté Margot M Dessartine