Simon J. Anthony

The paper compares proteomic responses to Marburg and Kasokero virus infections in Egyptian rousette bats, identifying distinct antiviral pathways and systemic host responses.

This paper predicts filovirus host susceptibility in bats by integrating molecular binding data with ecological and phylogenetic information across 1,300 species.

The paper develops a hybrid model showing that recombinant viral lineages succeed based on timing and parental population dynamics, not just fitness.

The paper analyzes APOBEC3-driven mutagenesis in monkeypox virus genomes, finding over-representation of TC hotspots and under-representation of GC hotspots, suggesting potential for future human APOBEC3-mediated evolution.