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Environmental redox conditions and strain variation define phenazine-mediated antagonism in co-infecting bacteria

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By Katlyn Todd, Olivia Schneider, Joshua Lawrence
| PLOS Biology Verified
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article ? This is an uncorrected proof. Citation: Todd K, Schneider O, Lawrence JM, Aronoff JL, Witek B, Velázquez-Colón V, et al. (2026) Environmental redox conditions and strain variation define phenazine-mediated antagonism in co-infecting bacteria. PLoS Biol 24(5): e3003809.
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Polyploid cyanobacterial genomes provide a reservoir of mutations, allowing rapid evolution of herbicide resistance

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By Alberto Scarampi, Joshua Lawrence, Paolo Bombelli, Jenny Zhang, Christopher Howe, Darius Kosmützky, Darius Kosmützky
| Cell Press Verified
Introduction Bacteria constantly adjust their physiological state to survive in changing environmental conditions. Alterations in cellular activity can be temporary, mediated by differential genetic and metabolic regulation, or more permanent, resulting from the establishment of genetic mutations within bacterial genomes.
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Using high-resolution acoustic data to explore fish interactions with offshore platforms

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By Joshua Lawrence
| Responsible Seafood Advocate
Study provides evidence that both schooling and non-schooling fish associate with oil and gas platforms in the North Sea over long distances Fish associate with man-made marine structures (MMS), such as oil and gas platforms. There are currently thousands of these platforms currently installed globally, following the expansion of offshore fossil fuel exploration in the mid-20th century, and the expansion of offshore renewable energy could add many more MMS in the coming years.
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