Exploring the human microbiome from multiple perspectives: factors altering its composition and function
The authors provide new insights into the association between multiple factors and alterations in our microbiota; data revision, technical challenges and methods, particularly metaolomics, are thoroughly discussed within the context of linking microorganisms to genes and proteins, and subsequently to functions.
Novel approaches in function-driven single-cell genomics
This review highlights the use of function-driven single-cell genomics for the targeted recovery of single-cell genomes from uncultivated or uncharacterised microbes implicated with a specific function or phenotype.
Microbial processes driving coral reef organic carbon flow
Microbial communities in coral reefs readily respond to benthic phase shifts driven by human impacts. By changing community composition, increasing growth rates and carbon demand, and escaping viral predation, microbes rewire coral reef organic flow and accelerate ecosystem degradation.
Antimicrobial Therapy
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Signals to Sociality
Read the latest Thematic Issue from FEMS Microbiology Reviews which frames the important question of how microbes communicate and why it’s so important.
Yeasts as models in Cell Biology
This Thematic Issue assembles a panel of 9 reviews that cover a wide range of fields in which yeast models continue contributing seminal discoveries, covering topics such as DNA structure, physiology, and many more.
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