Diego González

The paper identifies a Type II RhlB helicase in Pseudomonas aeruginosa that forms toxic condensates, which are resolved by RNase E through antagonizing phase separation.

The paper identifies cell envelope protein homeostasis pathways as key to antibiotic resistance and cross-protection in CF-associated bacteria, showing potential for new treatment strategies.

This study identifies key interactions and functions of the RNase E CTD in Pseudomonas aeruginosa, revealing its role in transcript regulation, virulence, and environmental adaptation.

The paper identifies a single Microcoleus species, Microcoleus anatoxicus, as the cause of benthic cyanotoxic blooms in multiple regions worldwide.

This study shows that diurnal light cycles drive rhythmic physiology in facultative phototrophic bacteria, enhancing survival under nutrient limitation.