Morgan Beeby

The paper reconstructs the ancestral complexity of bacterial flagellar systems, identifying 28 additional conserved gene families, suggesting the last bacterial common ancestor had a complex flagellum with more components than extant bacteria.

This paper investigates phage-pathogen interactions in vivo using Citrobacter rodentium and a novel lytic phage, showing stable coexistence without reducing bacterial burden or inflammation.

This study determines the structure of the complete extracellular bacterial flagellum, revealing mechanisms of flagellin incorporation and filament assembly.

The paper determines the in situ structure of a high-torque bacterial flagellar motor using cryogenic electron microscopy, revealing protein adaptations and universal principles of torque generation.

This study identifies a small protein, PflE, essential for flagellar assembly and virulence in Campylobacter jejuni by using transposon sequencing in a humanized tissue model.

The paper uses electron cryo-tomography to analyze membrane projections and associated protein complexes in bacterial species, identifying diverse structures and protein associations.

Adenita is a software tool for designing DNA nanostructures that integrates multiple design approaches and allows reuse of existing structures.

The paper identifies unencapsulated miRNAs secreted by Trichinella spiralis muscle stage larvae that may influence host gene expression.