I study the complex relationship between Enterococcus faecium and its bacteriophages. I have isolated E. faecium targeting phages and have characterized their interactions and possible receptors. I am also exploring the variety of anti-phage defense genes found in clinical E. faecium samples and their role in phage susceptibility.
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Eric Evans is described as interested in combining molecular methods with epidemiology to improve public-health interventions related to bacteria and antibiotic resistance. [2]
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