E. M. Adriaenssens

This study identifies host susceptibility and resistance factors for Salmonella enterica infected by bacteriophages SPLA1a and SPLA5b, showing that their combination reduces phage resistance emergence.

This paper introduces HYPPA, a hybrid assembly workflow for phage genomes, demonstrating its ability to accurately assemble and correct phage genomes without laborious validation.

The paper characterizes soil RNA viral communities across different soil types and finds they have broad host ranges and significant differences in community composition.

The paper identifies diverse flavobacterial phages as potential mortality factors during North Sea spring blooms, showing their genomic diversity and environmental activity.

The paper provides the first evidence of widespread antiphage innate immunity in Antarctic hypolith communities, showing phages actively challenge niche communities through dynamic host-phage interactions.

The paper evaluates taxonomy methods for bacteriophages using Spounavirinae as a case study, finding they should be divided into at least five subfamilies.

This paper provides an informal guide for naming and classifying bacteriophages, focusing on practical steps for researchers after phage discovery.