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E. R. Rotman

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Genome-wide fitness profiling reveals limited modeled microgravity-specific gene requirements in Vibrio fischeri

E. Burgos, M. M. Vroom, E. R. Rotman, M. Murphy-Belcaster, J. S. Foster, M. J. Mandel

The paper identifies few microgravity-specific gene requirements in Vibrio fischeri using transposon sequencing, suggesting minimal genetic adaptation is needed for spaceflight biomanufacturing.

bioRxiv · Aug 13, 2020 · PreprintMicrobiology

Natural strain variation reveals diverse biofilm regulation in squid-colonizing Vibrio fischeri

E. R. Rotman, K. M. Bultman, J. F. Brooks, M. C. Gyllborg, H. L. Burgos, M. S. Wollenberg, M. J. Mandel

This study examines natural variation in V. fischeri isolates to reveal diverse biofilm regulation mechanisms during squid colonization, showing that while Syp biofilm is essential, regulatory pathways differ across evolutionary groups.

bioRxiv · Jan 14, 2019Microbiology