David Serre

This study identifies MaRNAV-1 as an intracellular virus in Plasmodium vivax that increases transmission and alters host immune responses.

This study shows that short-term ex vivo culture of Plasmodium vivax enriches late asexual stages and selectively filters clones without inducing major transcriptional changes.

This study identifies and characterizes long non-coding RNAs in Plasmodium falciparum across asexual and gametocyte stages using long-read sequencing and single-cell transcriptomics.

The paper identifies 283 immunogenic Plasmodium vivax proteins using a high-density peptide array, revealing potential vaccine targets and serological markers for vivax malaria.

This study annotates UTRs in Leishmania donovani and finds they vary in length and are enriched in G-quadruplex structures, suggesting a key role in post-transcriptional regulation.

This study investigates rRNA dynamics in Plasmodium falciparum during gametocytogenesis, revealing specific degradation patterns and shifts in rRNA types across developmental stages.

The paper compares immune gene expression changes during a malaria transmission season versus between seasons in children with P. falciparum infections.

This study uses long-read scRNA-seq to characterize full-length transcripts of Plasmodium vivax, revealing isoform diversity and developmental regulation.

The paper analyzes genetic diversity in PvDBP and PvEBP from P. vivax isolates in Cambodia and Madagascar, finding higher PvEBP copy numbers in Madagascar and evidence of diversifying selection on PvEBP.