Christina L. Stallings

This study shows that viral replication byproducts called cbVGs drive changes in circadian gene expression during infection through distinct immune pathways, with ARNTL2 playing a key role in amplifying antiviral responses.

This study shows cGAS forms a protein-dsDNA mesh that enables dsDNA-specific and length-dependent activation through higher-order assembly.

The paper shows neutrophils store and release IFN-I from the nucleolus, revealing a new role for nucleolar stress in immune responses.

This paper discovers first-in-class 1,2,4-triazole-based non-nucleoside inhibitors of MraY with broad-spectrum antibacterial activity against multiple bacterial species.

VODKA2 detects non-standard viral genomes from RNA-seq data using an HPC-optimized pipeline.

This study identifies how mycobacterial Rsh detects deacylated tRNA in translating ribosomes through structural and functional analysis, revealing its constitutive surveillance mechanism.