Nature Reviews Microbiology
Nature Portfolio · Microbiology & Mycology · ISSN 1740-1526, 1740-1534
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Genetic, microbial, and immunological innovations have the potential to revolutionize malaria control through sustainable, mosquito-targeted interventions.
Diverse respiratory microbiomes undergo compositional changes in disease that predict clinical outcomes and may contribute to pathogenesis.
A resistance-based framework predicts antibiotic resistance evolution by evaluating five key parameters, aiding early drug candidate prioritization in antibiotic development.
Broader-spectrum antiviral drugs targeting RNA viruses are urgently needed to address unmet medical needs and improve pandemic preparedness.
Bacterial immune systems recognize phage infection primarily through detection of phage nucleic acids, proteins, and perturbations to host processes.
Klebsiella spp. are linked to both acute infections and non-communicable disorders, with evidence associating them with chronic inflammatory, metabolic disorders, and cancer.
Shallow groundwater ecosystems host microbial communities with greater diversity than surface environments, but their active biogeochemical processes remain poorly quantified.
Microorganisms' genetic capacity for bio-based plastic synthesis and degradation is widespread but often inefficient under real-world conditions.
Infection cycles of Nucleocytoviricota viruses share core features such as membrane fusion entry, viral factory formation, genome replication, and virion morphogenesis, despite lineage-specific differences.
Re-examining the temperate phage life cycle reveals unanticipated complexities and emphasizes the importance of viewing properties of (pro)phages as integral to their overall cycle.
Advances in structural biology and imaging have revealed detailed mechanisms of HIV-1 assembly, release, and maturation, informing targeted antiviral strategies.
Bifidobacteria are key human gut symbionts with metabolic versatility and host interactions that influence host health across all ages.
Microsporidia have the smallest known eukaryotic genomes and use a unique polar tube structure for host cell invasion, with understanding of this mechanism beginning to emerge.
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