Štefan Schwarz

This study analyzes 585 Streptococcus canis isolates to identify genetic factors driving its expansion, finding two dominant lineages associated with increased pathogenicity and host adaptation through genetic exchange with other streptococcal species.

This study shows that N-acetylcysteine restores carbapenem susceptibility in NDM-producing E. coli through three mechanisms: inhibiting biofilm formation, downregulating blaNDM-5, and enhancing meropenem intracellular accumulation.

This study identifies host-specific genetic determinants in E. coli using genome-wide association, revealing lineage-specific adaptations to human, cattle, chicken, and pig hosts.