Arielle D. Tripp

This paper develops a metagenome-scale metabolic model to predict FMT outcomes by assessing donor-recipient metabolic compatibility in IBS patients.

The paper investigates the role of phage-mediated selection in shaping Cutibacterium acnes populations on human skin and finds weak phage pressure due to physical barriers limiting phage exposure.

PHLAME improves strain-resolved metagenomic analysis by combining reference-based methods with novelty detection, revealing new intraspecies associations in human microbiomes.

The paper shows that intraspecies warfare limits strain coexistence in human skin microbiomes by analyzing interactions between Staphylococcus epidermidis isolates.

The paper reveals hidden strain dynamics in skin microbiome species, showing that while strains are transient, some are more stable and may be targets for therapeutic interventions.

The paper investigates the role of CPEB3's low complexity motif in its localization to P bodies and its function in local protein synthesis in neurons.

The paper develops a multiplexed assay to study σ70 promoter function in E. coli, finding that sequence elements explain most of the variance in promoter strength.