Kathryn Kauffman, PhD

University at Buffalo; Kauffman Lab

Kathryn Kauffman studies bacteriophages and their roles in oral health and disease at the University at Buffalo.

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  • The collected paper profiles Porphyromonas gingivalis integrative and conjugative elements, including phage-defense genes and interactions with phages. [1]
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