Nasia Safdar

The paper links antimicrobial use (AMU) on dairy farms to variations in resistance gene profiles across cattle groups, showing that higher AMU correlates with increased resistance to certain drug classes.

The paper examines oral microbiota differences between individuals carrying multidrug-resistant gram-negative bacilli and non-carriers, finding reduced inhibition of pathogens and altered resistome profiles.

This study identifies gut microbiota interactions that inhibit C. difficile strains across nutrient environments, highlighting strain variability and nutrient context as key factors.

This study shows that species richness in synthetic human gut communities determines the outcome of C. difficile invasion, with mechanisms like acidification and resource competition playing key roles.