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J. Wehkamp

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Gut microbiota bacterial strain richness is species specific and limits therapeutic engraftment

A. Chen-Liaw, V. Aggarwala, I. Mogno, C. Haifer, J. Eggers, Z. Li, D. Helmus, A. Hart, J. Wehkamp, E. Lamouse-Smith, R. L. Kerby, F. E. Rey, J. F. Colombel, M. Kamm, T. J. Borody, , J. J. Faith

The paper determines strain richness of common gut species and finds it is species-specific and limited in the gut, with temporary increases from therapeutic administration.

bioRxiv · Nov 1, 2022 · PreprintMicrobiology

The human α-defensin-derived peptide HD5(1-9) inhibits cellular attachment and entry of human cytomegalovirus.

R. Böffert, R. Businger, H. Preiss, D. Ehmann, V. Truffault, C. Simon, N. Ruetalo, K. Hamprecht, P. Müller, J. Wehkamp, M. Schindler

The paper identifies HD5(1-9), a defensin-derived peptide, as an inhibitor of HCMV cellular attachment and entry, with low toxicity.

bioRxiv · Nov 5, 2019Microbiology