Marian Dominguez-Mirazo

The paper infers single-cell heterogeneity in bacteriophage lysis-associated traits from population-scale dynamics, showing that burst size variability is largely explained by latent period differences.

The paper analyzes viral communities in the rhizosphere of Spartina alterniflora, showing that plant compartment and phenotype influence viral composition and identifying novel viruses potentially affecting key microbial functions.

This paper shows that one-step growth curves underestimate the mean latent period of bacteriophages due to cellular-level variability in lysis timing, and proposes a computational framework to correct this bias.

The paper identifies and characterizes prophage-like sequences in 15 Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus genomes, revealing a new prophage-like type associated with pathogenicity.