PUBLICATIONS
Selected publications:
Pathogenic E. coli Extracts Nutrients from Infected Host Cells Utilizing Injectisome Components.
Pal et al., (2019).
Cell 77(3):683-696.
Early developmental program shapes colony morphology in bacteria.
Mamou, G., Babu Malli Mohan, G., Rouvinski, A., Rosenberg, A., and Ben-Yehuda, S. (2016).
Cell Reports 14, 1-8.
Intercellular nanotubes mediate bacterial communication. Dubey, P. G., and Ben-Yehuda, S. (2011). Cell 144(4):590-600.
Donor-delivered cell wall hydrolases facilitate nanotube penetration into recipient bacteria
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Amit K. Baidya, Ilan Rosenshine & Sigal Ben-Yehuda
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Nature Communications volume 11, Article number: 1938 (2020)
A Ubiquitous Platform for Bacterial Nanotube Biogenesis.
Bhattacharya, Baidya et al., (2019).
Cell Reports 27(2):334-342
Architecture and Characteristics of Bacterial Nanotubes.
Dubey, G.P., Malli Mohan, G.B., et a l. (2016).
Developmental Cell 36, 453–461.
Arginine dephosphorylation propels spore germination in bacteria
Bing Zhou et al. (2019)
PNAS 116 (28) 14228-14237
Acquisition of Phage Sensitivity by Bacteria
through Exchange of Phage Receptors.
Elhanan Tzipilevich, Michal Habusha, Sigal Ben-Yehuda
Cell, 2017. Watch video
The molecular timeline of a reviving bacterial spore.
Sinai L., Rosenberg A., Smith Y., Segev E., and Ben-Yehuda S. (2015).
Molecular Cell, 57(4):695-707.
Aging of a Bacterial Colony Enforces the Evolvement of Nondifferentiating Mutants.
Rachel Hashuel, Sigal Ben-Yehuda (2019).
Molecular Biology and Physiology Volume 10 Issue 5 e01414-19
Interspecies nutrient extraction and toxin delivery between bacteria.
Stempler, Baidya, Bhattacharya et al.,
RNA dynamics in aging bacterial spores.
Segev, E., Smith, Y., and Ben-Yehuda, S. (2012). Cell 148:139-49.