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Maggie L. Wilson

Duke University

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Scaling laws of plasmids across the microbial tree of life

Rohan Maddamsetti, Irida Shyti, Maggie L. Wilson, Hye-In Son, Yasa Baig, Zhengqing Zhou, Jia Grace Lu, Lingchong You

The paper develops a new computational method to analyze plasmid copy numbers across microbial genomes and identifies three scaling laws relating plasmid length, gene content, and metabolic function.

Nature Communications · Jul 2, 2025Peer-reviewedMicrobiology

Programming dynamic division of labor using horizontal gene transfer

Grayson S. Hamrick, Rohan Maddamsetti, Hye-In Son, Maggie L. Wilson, Harris M. Davis, Lingchong You

This paper shows that horizontal gene transfer can enable dynamic division of labor in microbes to stabilize complex metabolic pathways.

ACS Synthetic Biology · Apr 3, 2024Peer-reviewedSynthetic Biology