K. A. Lewis

The paper shows that P. aeruginosa cells with different stator distributions create a heterogeneous swarming population through dynamic stator recruitment and motor intermittency.

ParSe 2.0 predicts protein regions that drive phase separation using sequence-based descriptors and is available as a web application.

The paper identifies amino acid property scales that distinguish phase-separating intrinsically disordered regions from other protein regions and improves a predictor for these regions.

The paper shows non-motile Pseudomonas aeruginosa cells repress swarming motility in motile cells via type IV pili and Pel exopolysaccharide.

This study investigates the effects of variable heterozygosity on survival, fecundity, and body condition in the mangrove rivulus fish under different salinity and water availability conditions, finding outbreeding depression.

The paper examines reversible attachment behavior in P. aeruginosa strains PAO1 and PA14, revealing distinct surface colonization strategies through single-cell tracking and stochastic modeling.

This study shows ethanol reduces Pseudomonas aeruginosa motility by increasing c-di-GMP and involving stator and PilMNOP proteins.