Meaghan Castledine

The study examines how community complexity affects coevolution between Pseudomonas fluorescens and Variovorax sp., finding that pairwise coevolution remains unaffected by the presence of other species.

This study shows that phage resistance evolution is inhibited in mixed bacterial communities compared to isolated pairs, highlighting the complexity of coevolution in natural systems.

This study compares phage therapy outcomes using mixed versus single bacterial isolates from an MRSA case study, finding mixed isolates better predict lung infection outcomes than blood infection outcomes.

This study shows macrophages reduce bacteriophage efficacy and increase bacterial resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa during phage therapy.

The paper shows that phage resistance in Variovorax sp. increases host density, altering microbial community structure by reducing conspecific density.

The paper tests if community stability estimates based on single-species invasions are robust when multiple species are invaded simultaneously in a microbial community.