Caleb D. Phillips

The paper investigates the association between genomic copy number variants and chronic wound microbiome species, finding significant links and highlighting the role of structural genomic variation in shaping the microbiome.

This study identifies active transcriptome remodeling and epigenetic adaptations in Leishmania persisters, revealing a sophisticated survival strategy rather than passive dormancy.

This study identifies genetic loci associated with bacterial species in chronic wounds, revealing functional pathways and co-occurrence relationships that influence wound microbiome composition.

The paper investigates how genetic regulation of tissue expression influences chronic wound microbiome composition through a microbiome-transcriptome-wide association study.