Martin Palus

This study identifies and characterizes human monoclonal antibodies targeting conserved coronavirus spike S2 epitopes, revealing distinct antiviral functions and Fc-dependent protective mechanisms.

This study shows host-derived lipids are essential for tick cell proliferation and flavivirus output, revealing their role in regulating cellular state and viral production.

The paper identifies two human monoclonal antibodies that neutralize West Nile virus and related orthoflaviruses, offering potential for antibody-based interventions.

This study shows tattoo ink causes long-term inflammation in lymph nodes and reduces vaccine efficacy against COVID-19.

This study shows that enhanced RNAi in mice does not improve antiviral immunity in vivo, but may work in vitro under specific conditions.