M. M. Myerburg

This study examines how donor lung culture variability and relative humidity affect the stability of H1N1pdm09 virus on nonporous surfaces, finding that donor differences impact persistence more than surface material.

This study detects influenza virus and Streptococcus pneumoniae in air samples from co-infected ferrets and assesses their impact on pathogen stability in expelled droplets.

The paper compares the susceptibility and innate immune responses of respiratory and intestinal epithelial cells to different EV-D68 isolates, finding differential type III IFN responses.

This study shows that coinfection with Streptococcus pneumoniae reduces airborne transmission of influenza virus by decreasing viral shedding in the upper respiratory tract of ferrets.

This study uses a 3D air-liquid interface culture model to show that nasopharyngeal epithelial cells can be infected by EBV, with single-cell RNA-sequencing identifying distinct EBV transcription profiles.