Peihan Wang

NTM-DB provides a comprehensive genomic database for non-tuberculosis mycobacteria, offering genome assemblies, strain data, and analysis tools to support research and clinical applications.

This study identifies host-associated bacterial genes and functions using comparative genomics, revealing new roles in host-microbe interactions and microbial evolution.

The paper analyzes macrophages infected with avirulent and virulent Mtb and their exosomes, revealing distinct immune mechanisms and the anti-TB effects of treated exosomes.

This paper introduces a cost-effective DNA storage system using pre-fabricated DNA movable types that can be reused, reducing storage costs to $122/MB.

This study uses single-cell and spatial transcriptomics to analyze human tuberculosis granulomas, revealing a three-layer structure and identifying potential therapeutic targets.