Anne L. McCartney

The paper confirms that Klebsiella pneumoniae and Klebsiella oxytoca can hydrolyse hippurate, identifying functional hippurate hydrolases in these species.

This study shows that transporting bacterial DNA at ambient temperature from Uganda to the UK allows high-quality whole-genome sequencing, revealing AMR patterns and misidentification issues in Gram-negative bacteria from cancer patients.

This study shows that growing Gram-negative uropathogens in human urine under hypoxic conditions produces metabolomic profiles more relevant to clinical disease than aerobic conditions or artificial urine.

The paper identifies and characterizes seven new lytic phages infecting Klebsiella, confirms their classification as Webervirus, and identifies a new genus, while highlighting their potential as therapeutic agents against multidrug-resistant strains.