Salvador Almagro‐Moreno

This paper identifies a modular small RNA, OueS, that drives virulence and environmental trade-offs in Vibrio cholerae by regulating key phenotypes and acting as a surrogate for ToxR.

This study reveals how bile salts induce ToxS homodimerization, providing a structural model for ToxRS system activation in Vibrio pathogens.

The study assesses the humoral innate immune response of wild Florida Mottled Ducks to E. coli using a bactericidal assay and finds no significant relationship between immune capacity and measured covariates.

The paper develops a mathematical framework to model waterborne and indirectly transmitted infections and applies it to cholera and hepatitis C to show the importance of environmental reservoir dynamics.