M. J. Tisza

This study analyzes phage and bacterial dynamics in early human life using longitudinal data from the TEDDY study, revealing individual-specific phage communities and ecological patterns correlated with bacterial hosts.

This study investigates the association between enteric viral infections and idiopathic chronic diarrhea in rhesus macaques, finding no strong link between detected viruses and the condition.

The paper introduces Cenote-Taker 2, a tool that identifies over 50,000 unique human viruses and finds 1,700 virus-disease associations using metagenomic data.

Cenote-Taker 2 identifies and annotates viral sequences from contigs, improving virome discovery and database curation.

The paper investigates transcriptional activity in a hypersaline desert microbiome, revealing eukaryotes as primary producers and identifying active halophilic viruses.

This paper identifies virion proteins of adomaviruses, linking them to adenoviruses and adintoviruses, and suggests a shared evolutionary history among small DNA tumor viruses.

The paper identifies a new family of animal-specific viruses, Adintoviridae, related to adenoviruses and retroviral integrases, found in animal genomes and metagenomes.

The paper identifies and characterizes thousands of new circular DNA viruses from animal samples using a bioinformatics pipeline and artificial neural networks.