Janet M. Daly

The paper identifies a shared topological organisation in divergent arenavirus intergenic RNAs using graph theory and structural analysis.

The paper uses pseudotyped viruses and structural analysis to identify shared antigenic sites between influenza C and D viruses, suggesting potential for cross-protective vaccines.

This study investigates H3N8 equine influenza A virus and Streptococcus equi subsp. zooepidemicus co-infections, showing direct virus-bacteria binding enhances bacterial colonization and immune activation in specific cell types.

This study identifies HAT and swAT as proteases that activate ICV and IDV HEF proteins, showing that protease specificity does not restrict IDV replication in the human upper respiratory tract.

The paper develops and validates an RT-LAMP assay for detecting influenza D virus with high specificity and sensitivity, offering a cost-effective alternative to RT-qPCR for field use.

The paper develops a mathematical model to quantify vector diversion effects in zoonotic systems, showing how vector control interventions can impact transmission dynamics across host populations.

The paper develops and optimizes pseudotyped viruses for influenza C and D to enable antiviral screening and sero-epidemiological studies.

Alpha-BET uses AlphaFold to identify optimal sites for labeling viral glycoproteins with nanobodies, enabling high-resolution imaging of viral structures without disrupting their function.

This paper develops a mathematical model integrating climate and vector control to predict arbovirus transmission, showing AHSV has higher vectorial capacity than BTV, SBV, and EHDV but similar basic reproduction number due to shorter infectious period.

This study quantifies host feeding patterns of Culicoides species, finding some exhibit fixed preferences while others are opportunistic, with geographic variations influencing behavior.