Matilda J. Moström

This paper develops a 28-color flow cytometry panel to identify T lymphocytes, B cells, and NK cells in rhesus macaque decidual and PBMC samples, enabling analysis of maternal immune responses during pregnancy.

This study shows that caloric restriction in SIV-infected rhesus macaques reduces acute viremia, dampens inflammation, and improves metabolic function, but does not affect viral persistence.

This study identifies and characterizes Rhesus CMV-encoded Fcγ-binding glycoproteins, showing they delay antibody-mediated immune control during primary infection.

The nonhuman primate model mirrors the epidemiology of human congenital CMV (cCMV) after primary infection and reveals its transmission bottlenecks.