Alfonso Soler‐Bistué

Asymmetric division and polar growth define a non-canonical cell cycle in Bradyrhizobium.

This study describes the asymmetric cell division and polar growth in Bradyrhizobium, revealing a unique cell cycle program with distinct nucleoid dynamics and chromosome organization.

Evolutionary Constraints on RNA Polymerase Gene Positioning in the Genome of Fast-Growing Bacteria..

This study shows that positioning RNAP-encoding genes near the replication origin in fast-growing bacteria is essential for optimal growth and gene dosage effects.

Role of Tad Pili during the transition from Planktonic to Biofilm State in Bradyrhizobium diazoefficiens USDA 110

This study investigates the role of Tad pili in biofilm formation and surface sensing in Bradyrhizobium diazoefficiens, revealing their regulatory function and connection to c-di-GMP levels.

Creating bacterial genomic diversity through large-scale reconfigurations reveals phenotype robustness to organizational genome change

The paper generates genomic diversity in bacteria through large-scale reconfigurations to study phenotypic robustness to genome organization changes.

Inside Out: the physiology of Brucella Vegetative and Intracellular Growth.

This study quantifies growth rates of Brucella species in vitro and intracellularly, revealing species-specific differences despite high genomic similarity.