Anderson Fernandes Brito

This study tracks DENV lineage dynamics over two decades using 37,828 genomes, revealing regional diversity patterns and the impact of COVID-19 on lineage persistence and spread.

The study introduces a viral surveillance method using metagenomics in bats, offering a scalable, cost-effective model for operationalizing One Health surveillance, especially relevant to low- and middle-income countries.

Standardized Snakemake pipelines on GitHub Actions fetch open sequence data, curate it, and publish daily or weekly updated phylogenies for 21 viruses and Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

This study reconstructs the emergence and spread of Powassan virus lineage II in the northeastern U.S. using genomic data, finding a south-to-north dispersal pattern and population growth.

This paper models the evolution of host-pathogen protein interactions using an integrative approach, finding that early interactions were electrostatically incompatible and later evolved distinct functional constraints.

The paper analyzes sequence diversity in seven field isolates of the betabaculovirus ErelGV, finding non-synonymous substitutions and gene variation patterns.

This study reconstructs the evolutionary history of herpesvirus protein domains to understand how their repertoires diverged while maintaining some similarities.