Maximilian R. Stammnitz

The paper identifies expressed endogenous retroviral element long terminal repeats (ERV LTRs) in devil facial tumour cells and validates them as potential vaccine targets.

The paper identifies CRBN-pomalidomide binders using a combination of GluePCA and AI-derived protein surface queries, revealing known and novel interactors for MGD development.

The paper maps how mutations alter the input-output function of an allosteric hormone receptor using a high-throughput approach, revealing genetic mechanisms that tune signaling parameters.

The paper detects a single instance of host-to-tumour horizontal DNA transfer in canine transmissible venereal tumour, showing a 15-megabase genetic element from a dog with Middle Eastern ancestry.

This paper demonstrates the use of engineered Pseudomonas putida minicells to convert organic acids into short-chain methyl ketones through pathway optimization and whole-cell biocatalysis.

The paper introduces Tasman-PCR, a PCR-based assay that distinguishes between DFT1 and DFT2 in Tasmanian devils with high sensitivity and specificity.