Maureen Micaletto

This study shows that loss of type I restriction-modification methyltransferases in Pseudomonas aeruginosa increases fluoroquinolone persistence through enhanced SOS response and slower growth.

This study defines the structural basis of MfpD function using phylogenetic, structural, and biophysical approaches, revealing its role in promoting GTP hydrolysis by MfpB through a noncanonical mechanism.

This study shows that subpopulations of stationary phase bacteria resist antimicrobial peptides through enhanced efflux and other mechanisms, and suggests combining tachyplesin with sertraline to combat resistance.