Joeselle Serrana

Systematic metaproteomics mapping reveals functional and ecological landscapes of Ex vivo human gut microbiota responses to therapeutic drugs Nature Communications - Here, the authors systematically map metaproteomic responses of ex vivo human gut microbiota to common therapeutics, identifying several drug classes inducing strong...

Interested in #drugs, #microbiome and #antibiotic resistance, then check out our paper on the effects of over 300 drugs on the gut microbiome. Exciting results as well on the role of antibiotic resistance defining how microbiomes respond to drugs.
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In #Microbiome

🚨Can Baltic Sea microbes naturally break down petroleum pollution?

🔍Using metagenomics, this research profiles the native microorganisms associated with hydrocarbon degradation in the Baltic Sea

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Microbial hydrocarbon degradation potential of the Baltic Sea ecosystem - Microbiome Background The Baltic Sea receives petroleum hydrocarbons from various point sources. The degradation of these contaminants in the environment is typically facilitated by a variety of microorganisms t...

🧬🚢 New in BMC Microbiome: Metagenomic analysis of the #BalticSea microbiome reveals widespread hydrocarbon‑degrading potential, shaped by depth & oil‑spill history. Providing key insights for natural attenuation & bioremediation of #Hydrocarbon compounds.
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Excited to share that our paper on microbial hydrocarbon degraders in the Baltic Sea has been accepted for publication in Microbiome! We’ll post the full article once it’s live. Stay tuned! 🌊 🛢️ 📢 #Microbiome #BalticSea #HydrocarbonDegradation #MetagenomeMining

Our recent Baltic Sea resistome study is featured in the BMC Microbiome family collection on marine microbiome!!! #AntimicrobialResistance

Check out all the other papers highlighted in this month’s collection! www.biomedcentral.com/collections/...

Microbial hydrocarbon degradation potential of the Baltic Sea ecosystem https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.06.02.657333v1

Microbial hydrocarbon degradation potential of the Baltic Sea ecosystem The Baltic Sea receives petroleum hydrocarbons from various point sources. The degradation of these contaminants in the environment is typically facilitated by a variety of microorganisms that possess...

🚨📄 Preprint Alert! Excited to share our latest findings on how native microorganisms help degrade petroleum pollutants in the Baltic Sea!

#BalticSea #EnvironmentalMicrobiome #MicrobialEcology #HydrocarbonDegradation

Check out our paper recently published in #Microbiome where we investigated the environmental drivers of the resistome across the Baltic Sea.

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Environmental drivers of the resistome across the Baltic Sea - Microbiome Background Antimicrobial resistance is a major global health concern, with the environment playing a key role in its emergence and spread. Understanding the relationships between environmental factors...

Our study on the Baltic Sea ecosystem was published in #Microbiome! Here, we profiled the resistome of the Baltic Sea and investigated how environmental factors, salinity, temperature, and nutrient availability, shape microbial communities and resistance mechanisms in the region. #Resistome #AMR

On my way to #SETACVienna for a week of science! I will have posters for the "Microbiota Under Stress" session on Tuesday and the "Developments, Challenges and Solutions in Chemical (Bio)Degradation and Persistence Assessment" session on Thursday. See you there!