Rex R. Malmstrom

This study uses SIP-viromics to distinguish newly produced from persistent virions in soil, revealing that most virions persist without replication, linked to dominant bacterial groups.

The paper uses activity-targeted metaproteomics to study rare syntrophic bacteria in anaerobic communities, revealing their metabolic activity and a previously hypothesized oxidative glycine pathway.

The paper investigates diel and seasonal electron cycling in Trout Bog Lake by electroactive bacterioplankton, finding evidence of DOM cycling between oxidized and reduced states through EET-based metabolism.

This study examines how soil redox conditions influence viral communities and virus-host interactions in tropical rainforest soils, revealing distinct viral populations and their roles in carbon degradation.

This study introduces PTA, a single-cell amplification technique that produces nearly complete bacterial genomes and improves viral and gene cluster recovery compared to standard methods.

This study uses BONCAT-FACS-Seq to show that a large fraction of soil microbes are actively translating, challenging previous assumptions about soil microbial inactivity.