Carmen Lía Murall

This study introduces a mathematical model to explore how nutritional resources shape the composition and stability of the human vaginal microbiota, showing that exclusive access to certain nutrients correlates with bacterial vaginosis dominance.

The paper conducts a GWAS to identify genetic polymorphisms associated with vaginal microbiota diversity in French women using data from the PAPCLEAR cohort.

This study uses phylogenetic analysis and genome-wide association studies to investigate SARS-CoV-2 transmission between humans and animals, identifying species-specific mutations.

The paper presents computational tools for analyzing SARS-CoV-2 genetic data, showing that haplotype networks and unsupervised learning can reveal lineage emergence and population dynamics.

This paper develops a mathematical model to simulate infections in stratified epithelia, finding that infection outcomes depend on pathogen interactions with epithelial layers and cell responses.

The paper applies macroecological methods to HPV epidemiological data, finding that HPV communities are non-neutral, with increased competition as infections progress toward cancer.