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Phoebe V. Bridy

Virginia Commonwealth University

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Approach:experimental assay· 3 Organism:human· 3 Research Focus:cell type annotation· 2 Assay:proteomics· 2 Assay:bulk RNA-seq· 1 Research Focus:clustering· 1 Research Focus:differential expression· 1 Research Focus:drug response / drug discovery· 1

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Claire D. JamesiD· 3 shared Iain M. MorganiD· 3 shared Jenny D Roe· 3 shared Molly L. BristoliD· 3 shared Apurva Tadimari PrabhakariD· 2 shared Austin J. Witt· 2 shared Sarita GiriiD· 2 shared Xu Wang· 2 shared

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E2 displacement of CIP2A from TOPBP1 activates the DNA damage response during papillomavirus life cycles

Apurva Tadimari Prabhakar, Claire D. James, A. Nguyen, Phoebe V. Bridy, Xu Wang, Ryan J. Zoldork, Jenny D Roe, Austin J. Witt, Srimanya S. Panidepu, Sarita Giri, Molly L. Bristol, Krista Dalton, Andreas Wieland, Ahmed Diab, Anthony C. Faber, , Iain M. Morgan

This paper shows E2 activates the DNA damage response by displacing CIP2A from TOPBP1, promoting viral replication and cell proliferation through ATM activation and ATR inhibition.

Cell Reports · Oct 26, 2026Peer-reviewedCancer Biology

The Utility of Fibroblast Co-culture for the Maintenance of Episomes in Human Papillomavirus-Associated Cancer Models

Austin J. Witt, Rachel L. Lewis, Xu Wang, Phoebe V. Bridy, Jenny D Roe, Iain M. Morgan, Claire D. James, Molly L. Bristol

The paper shows that HPV16+ OPC cell lines lose episomal status in monoculture and proposes fibroblast co-culture to maintain episomal viral genomes.

mSphere · Feb 25, 2026Peer-reviewedCancer Biology

Differentiation-Dependent Proximity Proteomics Identifies Novel Host Factors Linked to HPV16 E2 Function

Claire D. James, Aya H. Youssef, Apurva Tadimari Prabhakar, Jenny D Roe, Elinor Lu, Austin Witt, Sarita Giri, Molly L. Bristol, Phoebe V. Bridy, Xu Wang, Arjun Rijal, Charles E. Lyons, Iain M. Morgan

This study identifies novel host factors interacting with HPV16 E2 during differentiation using proximity proteomics, revealing a cooperative E2-TOPBP1-NCL axis critical for viral genome stability.

mBio · Jan 12, 2026Peer-reviewedCancer Biology