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Danli Luo

Chinese University of Hong Kong

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Geothermal gradients restructure metabolism in hot spring microbial communities

Danli Luo, Christaline George, Patrick Lee, Stephen Brian Pointing

This study investigates how geothermal stress reorganizes microbial metabolism in hot spring communities using integrated genomic and metabolic modeling approaches.

bioRxiv · Sep 15, 2026 · PreprintMicrobiology

Evolutionary genomics predicts probiotic persistence in corals

Mei Xie, Nan Xiang, Tianhua Liao, Chun Ting Cheung, Zhihao Xian, Pan Li, Chi Hin Lee, Wai Yin Tse, Kwong Kit Tsang, Congjuan Xu, Kaitlyn E. Ho, Qian He, Melanie Dörr, Hannah Manns, Xiaojun Wang, , Haiwei Luo

This paper identifies a probiotic bacterium with persistent colonization in corals using evolutionary genomic markers, showing improved thermal tolerance and survival during bleaching.

bioRxiv · Jun 16, 2025 · PreprintMicrobiology