Theory of host-microbe symbioses: Challenges and opportunities.

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Main Authors: Ferretti, Pamela, Martignoni, Maria M, McManus, Lisa C, Sakal, Taom, Liaghat, Armun, Stevens, Bethany, Dahlin, Kyle J-M, Souza, Lucas S, Cardon, Zoe G, Silveira, Cynthia B, Bordenstein, Seth R, Roughgarden, Joan
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Published: Cell host & microbe 2025
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author Ferretti, Pamela
Martignoni, Maria M
McManus, Lisa C
Sakal, Taom
Liaghat, Armun
Stevens, Bethany
Dahlin, Kyle J-M
Souza, Lucas S
Cardon, Zoe G
Silveira, Cynthia B
Bordenstein, Seth R
Roughgarden, Joan
author_facet Ferretti, Pamela
Martignoni, Maria M
McManus, Lisa C
Sakal, Taom
Liaghat, Armun
Stevens, Bethany
Dahlin, Kyle J-M
Souza, Lucas S
Cardon, Zoe G
Silveira, Cynthia B
Bordenstein, Seth R
Roughgarden, Joan
Ferretti, Pamela
Martignoni, Maria M
McManus, Lisa C
Sakal, Taom
Liaghat, Armun
Stevens, Bethany
Dahlin, Kyle J-M
Souza, Lucas S
Cardon, Zoe G
Silveira, Cynthia B
Bordenstein, Seth R
Roughgarden, Joan
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Theory of host-microbe symbioses: Challenges and opportunities. Ferretti, Pamela Martignoni, Maria M McManus, Lisa C Sakal, Taom Liaghat, Armun Stevens, Bethany Dahlin, Kyle J-M Souza, Lucas S Cardon, Zoe G Silveira, Cynthia B Bordenstein, Seth R Roughgarden, Joan Animals Humans Host Microbial Interactions Microbiota Models, Biological Population Dynamics Symbiosis Growing insight into microbial symbioses highlights the need to model these systems mathematically. We discuss three areas requiring theoretical advancement: nested ecology within a host or holobiont, holobiont population dynamics, and symbiont-mediated speciation. Developing the proposed frameworks will bridge theory and empirical findings, accelerating our understanding of host-microbe symbioses.
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spellingShingle Theory of host-microbe symbioses: Challenges and opportunities.
Ferretti, Pamela
Martignoni, Maria M
McManus, Lisa C
Sakal, Taom
Liaghat, Armun
Stevens, Bethany
Dahlin, Kyle J-M
Souza, Lucas S
Cardon, Zoe G
Silveira, Cynthia B
Bordenstein, Seth R
Roughgarden, Joan
Animals
Humans
Host Microbial Interactions
Microbiota
Models, Biological
Population Dynamics
Symbiosis
Theory of host-microbe symbioses: Challenges and opportunities. Ferretti, Pamela Martignoni, Maria M McManus, Lisa C Sakal, Taom Liaghat, Armun Stevens, Bethany Dahlin, Kyle J-M Souza, Lucas S Cardon, Zoe G Silveira, Cynthia B Bordenstein, Seth R Roughgarden, Joan Animals Humans Host Microbial Interactions Microbiota Models, Biological Population Dynamics Symbiosis Growing insight into microbial symbioses highlights the need to model these systems mathematically. We discuss three areas requiring theoretical advancement: nested ecology within a host or holobiont, holobiont population dynamics, and symbiont-mediated speciation. Developing the proposed frameworks will bridge theory and empirical findings, accelerating our understanding of host-microbe symbioses.
title Theory of host-microbe symbioses: Challenges and opportunities.
topic Animals
Humans
Host Microbial Interactions
Microbiota
Models, Biological
Population Dynamics
Symbiosis
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40639335/