A. Rodriguez-Verdugo

Microbial diversification is maintained in an experimentally evolved synthetic community.

This study shows that microbial diversification in a synthetic community is influenced by interspecies interactions, with cross-feeding promoting coexistence of two morphotypes.

Evolution Under Thermal Stress Affects Escherichia colis Resistance to Antibiotics

This study examines how thermal stress evolution affects antibiotic resistance in Escherichia coli, finding decreased optimal growth temperature and complex resistance patterns.

Substrate complexity buffers negative interactions in a synthetic microbial community of leaf litter degraders.

This study shows that substrate complexity influences species interactions and coexistence in a synthetic microbial community of leaf litter degraders.

Antibiotics shift the temperature response curve of Escherichia coli growth

This study examines how antibiotics alter the temperature response of Escherichia coli growth, finding shifts in optimal temperature and reduced temperature breadth.

Adaptive mutations in RNA polymerase and the transcriptional terminator Rho have similar effects on Escherichia coli gene expression

This study compares the effects of adaptive mutations in RNA polymerase and the transcriptional terminator Rho on gene expression and fitness in E. coli under thermal stress.