Adrián Ochoa‐Leyva

Extensive Hidden Prophage Diversity in Enterobacter Species Reveals Host Specificity and Local Distribution

This study identifies extensive prophage diversity in Enterobacter species, revealing host specificity, geographic structuring, and limited cross-species transmission.

Fecal Virome Transplantation (FVT) from healthy humans remodels the gut bacteriome and virome and reduces metabolic syndrome in mice

This study shows that fecal virome transplantation from healthy humans improves glucose tolerance in mice on a high-fat diet by altering gut microbiota and virome composition.

Host Genome Drives the Diversity, Richness, and Beneficial Microbes in the Shrimp Microbiota: A Hologenome Perspective.

The paper examines how shrimp genetics influence microbiota diversity and productivity in aquaculture, finding that a fast-growth genetic line supports a more diverse and beneficial microbiota.

A loss of crAssphage stability in the human gut virome is associated with obesity and metabolic syndrome

The paper finds a loss of crAssphage stability in the human gut virome associated with obesity and metabolic syndrome, suggesting a potential role for these phages in metabolic health.

Gut Phageome Analysis Reveals Disease-Specific Hallmarks in Childhood Obesity

This study analyzes the gut phageome in children with normal weight, obesity, and obesity with metabolic syndrome, finding increased phage richness and diversity in obese groups and identifying a core phageome associated with obesity.

In silico secretome characterization of clinical Mycobacterium abscessus isolates provides insights into antigenic differences

The paper predicts the secretomes of M. abscessus isolates and identifies antigenic differences between subspecies and colony morphotypes.