Thomas Wood

Biotechnology Endowed Professor

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Thomas Wood is the Biotechnology Endowed Professor at Pennsylvania State University, USA. His research encompasses various areas, including toxin-antitoxin systems, antimicrobial mechanisms, and the potential of bacteria as antitumor agents. Recent articles highlight his work on microbial fuel cells, cryptic prophage defenses, and treatment strategies for persister-forming pathogens.

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Conformational change as a mechanism for toxin activation in bacterial toxin-antitoxin systems

High-Throughput Screening Method Using Escherichia coli Keio Mutants for Assessing Primary Damage Mechanism of Antimicrobials

Single-cell analysis reveals that cryptic prophage protease LfgB protects Escherichia coli during oxidative stress by cleaving antitoxin MqsA

Toxin/antitoxin systems induce persistence and work in concert with restriction/modification systems to inhibit phage

Phage-Defense Systems Are Unlikely to Cause Cell Suicide

Converting methane into electricity and higher-value chemicals at scale via anaerobic microbial fuel cells

Emerging applications of bacteria as antitumor agents

CRISPR-Cas Controls Cryptic Prophages

Manipulating indole symbiont signalling

What are the options for treating infections by persister‐forming pathogens?

What is the fate of the biofilm matrix?

The secret lives of single cells

Escherichia coli cryptic prophages sense nutrients to influence persister cell resuscitation

Vibrio splendidus persister cells induced by host coelomic fluids show a similar phenotype to antibiotic‐induced counterparts

Tryptophan-metabolizing gut microbes regulate adult neurogenesis via the aryl hydrocarbon receptor

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Ryota Yamasaki

Michael Benedik

Ingmar Riedel-Kruse

María Tomás

Vipin KALIA

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