Mikael Lenz Strube

This study investigates how soil bacteria biotransform the antimicrobial peptide nisin, revealing its role in microbial nutrient recycling and community dynamics.

This study isolates and characterizes new lysolipin analogues from Streptomyces sp. P8-2B18, revealing structural diversity and varying bioactivities against bacteria, fungi, and cancer cells.

The paper identifies metabolic exchange and siderophore sharing mechanisms that enhance biofilm formation among three rhizosphere bacterial species and improve plant growth in iron-depleted soil.

The paper develops genetic memory biosensors in E. coli and Pseudomonas putida to detect specialized metabolites in plant and soil microbiomes, enabling non-disruptive, real-time chemical signaling analysis.

This study evaluates the anti-pathogen effects of mixed algal microbiomes from Tetraselmis suecica and Isochrysis galbana against Vibrio anguillarum, showing that co-cultures of specific bacteria enhance pathogen inhibition compared to monocultures.

The paper isolates and characterizes two bacterial strains from estuarine sediment, identifying them as a novel Psychromonas species based on molecular, phenotypic, and chemotaxonomic analyses.

This study shows that surfactin production by Bacillus subtilis enhances its establishment success in synthetic bacterial communities.

The paper investigates factors influencing Bacillus subtilis abundance in natural soils, finding grasslands support higher abundance due to biotic interactions and abiotic factors like pH.

This study investigates prophage-like elements in Bacillus subtilis across global and local scales, revealing their diversity, integration patterns, and potential impact on host evolution and physiology.