Bjoern O. Schroeder

This study identifies a bacterial protease that influences phage susceptibility and links it to host epithelial responses in ulcerative colitis.

The paper systematically profiles growth interactions among gut bacterial strains and identifies key species and mechanisms influencing microbial community dynamics.

The paper assesses microbial interactions across environments using genome-scale metabolic networks, finding that most bacterial pairs can both compete and cooperate depending on resource availability.

This paper identifies over sixty new antichlamydial compounds through a multi-strategy approach, showing potent, selective, and non-toxic activity against Chlamydia.

This study shows antibiotics damage the colonic mucus barrier independently of microbiota, leading to bacterial penetration and IBD exacerbation.

This study shows that repeated antibiotic use in humans leads to microbiota changes that impair intestinal mucus function in mice.

This study shows that the gut bacterium Blautia helps maintain colonic mucus function under low fiber diets by producing short-chain fatty acids that activate Ffar2.