Martine Peeters

This paper compares four assays for measuring anti-EBOV glycoprotein antibodies, finding they are concordant and that newer assays offer lower variability and higher throughput.

This study uses non-invasive genomic sampling to analyze genetic diversity in wild gorillas, revealing population clusters and migration patterns, and predicts geographic origins with high accuracy.

This study investigates Ebola virus circulation in wildlife and human interactions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, finding antibodies in wildlife and humans but no active virus, suggesting seasonal spillover risks.

The paper identifies MPXV diversity in three rodent species in the DRC, showing multiple clades and proximity to human populations.

This study detects antibodies against 15 arboviruses in Mastomys natalensis, revealing seroprevalence and potential role in arbovirus transmission.

The paper was withdrawn due to duplicate posting and does not provide original research findings.