Milan Gerovac

The paper identifies virulent phage genomes in bacterial assemblies, challenging the assumption that virulent phages cannot persist in bacterial cells.

The paper identifies gp335, a phage protein from Churi, which inhibits Pseudomonas aeruginosa growth by interfering with protein translation through ribosome association.

This study uses non-genetic mRNA silencing to identify essential genes in phage-host interactions, revealing new proteins critical for phage replication and host response.

The paper identifies a network of small RNAs that regulate sporulation in C. difficile by modulating translation of the master sporulation regulator Spo0A.

The paper introduces SEC-seq, a method for profiling RNA-protein complexes in E. coli using size exclusion chromatography, showing higher resolution than Grad-seq for smaller complexes.

This paper uses Grad-seq to identify RNA-protein complexes in Pseudomonas aeruginosa under standard and bacteriophage infection conditions, revealing new insights into RNA regulation and phage-host interactions.