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Julia R Brodsky

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Phage-mediated lysis does not determine Cutibacterium acnes colonization on human skin

Arielle D. Tripp, Evan B. Qu, Ishaq O. Balogun, Julia R Brodsky, Jacob S. Baker, Christopher P. Mancuso, Simon Roux, Fatima A. Hussain, Tami D. Lieberman

The paper investigates the role of phage-mediated selection in shaping Cutibacterium acnes populations on human skin and finds weak phage pressure due to physical barriers limiting phage exposure.

bioRxiv · Sep 9, 2025 · PreprintGenomics