Y. Lu

The paper introduces a microchip called NOMA that enables sequential tracking of secretions from the same single cells with high retention efficiency.

This paper introduces MaAsLin 2, a method for analyzing multivariable associations in microbial multi-omics data, and applies it to reveal new insights into inflammatory bowel disease.

This study shows that bacteria in the rectum of male oriental fruit flies produce sex pheromones, specifically TMP and TTMP, which attract females.

This study uses label-free GLIM to quantify HIV reactivation in single cells by analyzing morphological changes, finding specific dry mass and diameter thresholds associated with latency and reactivation.

The paper develops a method to measure subnanometer position changes of biomolecules in live cell plasma membranes using extracellular quenchers and validates it by studying peptide-induced membrane perforation.

This paper demonstrates the first use of high-energy X-rays in FLASH radiotherapy, showing effective tumor control and tissue protection in mice.

This study shows that magnetite enables methanogens to adapt to higher cathode potentials in electrochemical reactors, enhancing electromethanogenesis.

This study identifies TFR1, SAHH, and HV307 as potential biomarkers for colorectal cancer screening through proteomics analysis of pre-cancerous to cancerous tissues.

The paper identifies a peroxidase inhibitor, 6D1, that enhances kanamycin activity against carbapenem-resistant bacteria.

The paper analyzes SARS-CoV-2 quasispecies structure using SMRT sequencing, revealing a One-King model with dominant and minor haplotypes and their evolutionary dynamics.

This paper identifies DDX50 as a viral restriction factor that enhances TRIF-dependent IRF3 activation, thereby restricting viral replication and dissemination.

This paper describes a catalase-based therapeutic for COVID-19 that reduces oxidative stress and cytokine production in human and animal models without toxicity.

The paper introduces a fast numerical method for simulating oxygen supply in tissue with complex blood vessel networks, achieving accurate results efficiently.

The paper shows that HIV-1 reactivation from latency is regulated by a transient heritable memory in T cells, revealed through fluctuation assays and mathematical modeling.

This study identifies potent human neutralizing antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 from convalescent patients, with some showing high efficacy in blocking viral entry.

This study compares clonal evolution across right-sided colon cancer, left-sided colon cancer, and rectal cancer patients, finding differences in evolutionary patterns and identifying polyclonal origins of lymph node and extranodal tumor deposits.

This study evaluates the virucidal activity and safety of Povidone-iodine in-situ gel formulations against SARS-CoV-2 in vitro and in vivo.

The paper shows that lateral mechanical impedance, not frontal, promotes cortical expansion and radial growth in maize roots.

The paper shows that egg-surface bacteria in Bactrocera dorsalis increase β-caryophyllene in fruits, deterring oviposition by conspecific flies.

The paper characterizes a novel EBV strain, Yu103, associated with both nasopharyngeal carcinoma and B-cell lymphoma, showing its dual tropism and unique genomic features.

This study shows BET inhibition in breast cancer triggers an anti-apoptotic response via MCL1 upregulation, and co-targeting BET and MCL1 is synergistic and effective in basal-like breast cancers.

This study evaluates isopropoxy benzene guanidine's antimicrobial activity against S. aureus, showing potent activity and low resistance potential.

This study identifies a non-hypermucoviscous ST11 hypervirulent K. pneumoniae strain lacking classical virulence factors, showing increased virulence through ampR and WcaJ mechanisms.

The paper develops a discrete dynamic model for human epidemics and identifies key parameters influencing total cumulative cases through sensitivity analysis.

This study enriches 19 AnAOB species under different conditions and shows how nitrogen load and organic carbon affect species dominance and growth morphology.

This study shows that HBV vaccines based on modified CMV vectors can clear HBV in mice through enhanced CD8+ T cell responses in both prophylactic and therapeutic settings.

The paper was withdrawn due to lack of full author consent and is not intended for citation.

This paper develops an endogenous quorum-sensing based CRISPRi circuit (EQCi) to dynamically regulate multiple targets in Streptomyces, achieving higher rapamycin titers without affecting cell growth.

The paper develops a genetic model called NINJA to create inducible neoantigens in mice, enabling controlled T cell responses without central tolerance.