Janjira Thaipadungpanit

This study tracks the 28-year evolution of a Burkholderia pseudomallei strain in sterile water, identifying genetic changes and metabolic adaptations to nutrient-depletion.

Molecular screening of bladder urine from 567 asymptomatic dogs and cats across seven Thai provinces detected pathogenic Leptospira in 9.8% of animals, including the first animal detection of Leptospira yasudae.

This study sequenced 25 new Rickettsia typhi genomes, expanding the dataset to 29 complete genomes, revealing minimal genetic diversity and a clonal population structure.

This study sequenced 4,475 H. influenzae isolates from Thailand and combined them with global data to show pervasive recombination and purifying selection, with MDR lineages widespread and not restricted to disease-causing subpopulations.

The paper investigates maternal transmission of ESBL-E in Cambodian infants using whole genome sequencing of mother-neonate pairs, finding evidence of bacterial transmission but not plasmid transfer.