G. G. R. Murray

This study traces the emergence and spread of Streptococcus suis pathogens in pigs, linking their evolution to changes in farming practices and identifying genomic factors associated with pathogenicity.

This study compares transcriptomes of pathogenic and commensal Streptococcus suis strains in different media, finding conserved gene regulation in serum but divergent pathway expression.

The paper analyzes mutational spectra in bacterial lineages to infer niche-specific mutagen exposure and transmission routes.

This study tracks the evolutionary dynamics of mobile genetic elements in MRSA CC398 over 27 years, showing stable inheritance of resistance genes and rapid adaptation to human hosts.

The paper investigates whether genome reduction is linked to bacterial pathogenicity across different scales of divergence and finds it consistently associated with reduced genome size in pathogens.

This study examines antimicrobial resistance in Streptococcus suis using MIC measurements and whole-genome sequencing, identifying resistance determinants and highlighting the complexity of resistance mechanisms.