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B. A. Richardson

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Environment predicts the maintenance of reproductive isolation in a mosaic hybrid zone of rubber rabbitbrush

T. M. Faske, A. C. Agneray, J. P. Jahner, C. Osuna-Mascaro, L. M. Sheta, B. A. Richardson, E. A. Leger, T. L. Parchman

The paper examines how environmental factors influence reproductive isolation in a hybrid zone of rubber rabbitbrush, finding that hybridization patterns are strongly predicted by environmental variables and ecotone proximity.

bioRxiv · Aug 9, 2023Evolutionary Biology

Enhancing natural killer cell function with gp41-targeting bispecific antibodies to combat HIV infection

N. S. Ramadoss, N. Q. Zhao, B. A. Richardson, P. M. Grant, P. S. Kim, C. A. Blish

This study develops bispecific antibodies targeting HIV gp41 and NK cell CD16 to enhance ADCC against HIV-infected cells, showing improved degranulation and killing of infected targets.

bioRxiv · Sep 8, 2019Immunology