Jordan T. Bird

This study compares mutation accumulation in bacterial monocultures and cocultures, finding that cross-feeding can limit rather than promote metabolic dependencies.

This study shows that GBPs balance iNOS and ARG-1 in myeloid cells to control Leishmania major infection, with GBPChr3 knockout mice showing increased parasite load and disease severity.

This study identifies increased translational activity and immune activation in lymphatic endothelial cells during cutaneous leishmaniasis.

This study shows that host inflammatory responses, not the parasite, drive HIF-α signaling in macrophages during Leishmania major infection, leading to HIF-α-dependent suppression of protein translation in a pro-inflammatory environment.

This study investigates how melanoma cells respond to methionine restriction by comparing methionine-dependent and -independent cell lines, revealing differences in methylation, transcriptome, and proteome responses.