Josefine Eilsø Nielsen

This study investigates how LL-37 binds to nucleic acids, forming complexes that affect DNA structure and NET clearance, with implications for immune regulation and disease.

This study identifies two peptoids, TM9 and TM19, with potent anti-Cryptosporidium parvum activity that does not harm host cells, suggesting their potential as new therapeutics for cryptosporidiosis.

This study shows Pf phages and sputum polymers reduce antibiotic diffusion through electrostatic binding and liquid crystal formation in chronic Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections.