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Jiayi Wu

University of Waterloo

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Precision culturomics enabled by unlabeled single-cell morphology and Raman spectra

Qiaoxing Liang, Xihong Lan, Jiayi Wu, Wei Wei, Lili Li, Xiaofang Tang, Guoping Zhao, Ruidong Guo, Huijue Jia

This paper introduces a precision culturomics method using single-cell morphology and Raman spectra to sort and analyze microbial cells, revealing antibiotic-driven resistance and mutations in gut commensals.

Nature Communications · Jun 20, 2026Peer-reviewedMicrobiology

Climate change and the thermal performance of a high protein food source: Wolffia globosa

Kim M. Cuddington, Melanie Kuntze, Debora Andrade-Pereira, Yvan Gasmen, Jiayi Wu, Ashley Ferns, Xuewen Geng

This study examines how climate change affects the growth of Wolffia globosa, finding that while current and projected temperatures do not significantly impact growth, extreme heat events reduce growth rates due to increased frond death.

bioRxiv · Mar 4, 2025 · PreprintPlant Biology