Antonia P. Sagona

This study identifies a novel jumbo phage with a tripartite genome architecture and describes its terminal elements' role in infection.

This paper describes the construction and high-yield production of virus-like particles for delivering antimicrobial genes, demonstrating their effectiveness in bacterial cultures and human cell models.

This paper demonstrates a method to directionally immobilize SpyTagged phages on PDMS surfaces for microfluidic phage-based biosensors.

The paper describes a method for rapid phage-based pathogen detection using engineered internal capsid proteins that release a luciferase enzyme upon host presence.

This study compares CRISPR and marker-based methods for engineering phage T7, finding marker-based selection most efficient and type II CRISPR-Cas easier to use than type I.

This study shows activin signaling negatively regulates cardiac autophagy and health during aging in Drosophila, with mTORC2 playing a key role.