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Research topic

Bacteriophages and microbial interactions

Physical Sciences → Environmental Science → Ecology

136 research outputs 7.5% of the institute spectrum

About Bacteriophages and microbial interactions

This cluster of papers explores the ecology, evolution, and applications of viruses in various ecosystems, with a focus on bacteriophages, marine viruses, viromes, and their potential therapeutic and nanotechnological implications.

Keywords

Virus Ecology Bacteriophage Metagenomics Marine Evolution Therapy Genomics Microbiome Nanoparticles

Development over time

Year research outputs
2026 1
2025 11
2024 9
2023 14
2022 10
2021 12
2020 8
2019 11
2018 17
2017 15
2015 2
2014 3
2013 2
2012 2
2011 7
2010 5
2009 4
2008 1
2005 1
2001 1

Units

Units represented in this topic

Units
Bioinformatics, IT & Databases
66 Research outputs
Phage genomics and application
34 Research outputs
LPSN & TYGS: taxonomic data
29 Research outputs
Genomics and Transcriptomics
28 Research outputs
Phylogenomics
28 Research outputs
DNA and sequencing
26 Research outputs
Microorganisms
25 Research outputs
Microbial Ecology and Diversity
17 Research outputs

People

Researchers represented in this topic

Here, researchers who have publications in OSIRIS assigned to this spectrum topic are displayed. For better clarity, only a selection is shown.

Johannes Wittmann
Dr. Johannes Wittmann
35 Research outputs
Boyke Bunk
Dr. Boyke Bunk
28 Research outputs
Markus Göker
PD Dr. Markus Göker
28 Research outputs
Cathrin Spröer
Dr. Cathrin Spröer
26 Research outputs
Rüdiger Pukall
Dr. Rüdiger Pukall
12 Research outputs
Jörn Petersen
Prof. Dr. Jörn Petersen
8 Research outputs
Clara Rolland
Dr. Clara Rolland
4 Research outputs
Johannes Sikorski
Dr. Johannes Sikorski
4 Research outputs
Sabine Gronow
Dr. Sabine Gronow
4 Research outputs

The assignment of publications to topics is done automatically and may be incomplete or incorrect. If a person does not appear in the list, it does not mean that they could not have contributed to the topic.