Gerardo Ceada

This study evaluates the efficacy of the synthetic antimicrobial peptide SET-M33 against poultry pathogens, showing broad inhibition of bacterial growth and host compatibility in intestinal organoids.

The paper uses airway organoids from wildlife and livestock species to assess susceptibility to influenza viruses, revealing species-specific infection patterns and adaptation mechanisms.

The paper investigates the mechanical mechanisms of intestinal cell extrusion, showing that it is driven by calcium-triggered myosin 2A mesh dissolution and lamellipodial forces, with extrusion direction determined by these structures.