Krystyna Dąbrowska

A synthetic phageome reveals widespread and diverse human antibody responses to bacteriophages

The paper develops PhageScan to study human antibody responses to bacteriophages, finding widespread IgG reactivity and identifying immunogenic epitopes.

Viral Burden: New insights into Estimating IgG Recognition Across Human Populations

The paper estimates IgG recognition of viral epitopes across populations using a PhIP-based approach, finding broad virus detection and population-specific epitope recognition patterns.

Super-resolution going viral: T4 virus particles as perfect nature-designed 3D-Bio-NanoRulers

The paper introduces bacteriophage T4 as a 3D bio-ruler for super-resolution imaging, demonstrating its structure and potential as a benchmark.

Triadic Dynamics of Gastric Bacterial Microbiome, Phageome, and Host Genotype, with Implications for Disease Associations

The paper investigates the triadic interactions between gastric bacterial microbiome, phageome, and host genotype, finding that phages are influenced by both bacterial hosts and human genetic variants.

Phageome transfer from gut to circulation and its regulation by human immunity

This study investigates how gut phages transfer to the bloodstream and identifies immune factors that limit their persistence in circulation.