E. A. Lusi

Living infectious agents with the same organic wall assembly of Precambrian early-life fossils discovered in Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumour and human cancer: Giant viruses or living protocells? Evaluating the effects of an anti-cancer vaccine in stray dogs, while challenging the mysteries around the RNA world.

The paper identifies infectious agents from CTVT and human cancers that resemble Precambrian fossils, challenges the current view of contagious cancer transmission, and shows vaccine efficacy in reducing tumor mass.

Discovery Of The First Human Retro-Giant Virus: Description of its morphology, retroviral kinase and ability to induce tumours in mice

The paper discovers a new human retrovirus, Retro-Giant-Virus (RGV), which induces tumors in mice and possesses retroviral kinase and reverse transcriptase activity.

The Human Nickel Microbiome and its relationship to Allergy and Overweight in Women

The paper investigates the relationship between nickel-resistant gut bacteria, nickel allergy, and overweight in women by analyzing stool samples from allergic and non-allergic individuals.