Sebastian Rausch

The paper identifies suppressed MAPK/AP-1 pathways in pigs during Ascaris-Salmonella coinfection using bulk RNASeq and co-expression network analysis.

This study uses two-photon NAD(P)H-FLIM to show that artemisinin derivatives do not affect the metabolism of Ascaris suum larvae but alter macrophage metabolism, suggesting indirect effects on helminth infection.

This study analyzes the locomotion of parasitic nematodes in sex-mixed groups, finding cooperative, super-diffusive movement driven by mating, while individual movement remains random.

This study shows that Ascaris infection in pigs impairs immune control of Salmonella, leading to higher bacterial burdens and increased susceptibility to coinfection.