Jacob Hogins

The paper investigates the invasion of bladder carcinoma cells by different phylogenetic groups of E. coli, finding that group B2 strains preferentially invade differentiated cells, with flagella playing a key role.

This study examines how Enterococcus faecalis affects the transcriptome and metabolism of Escherichia coli in co-culture, revealing strain-specific responses and nutrient cross-feeding.

This study tracks daily and weekly urobiome fluctuations in postmenopausal women without UTI history, finding stable community structures and potential colonization resistance mechanisms.

This study identifies the role of putrescine in pili synthesis and surface motility in E. coli, revealing a homeostatic network involving oxidative metabolism.