Ophélie Gervais

This study investigates how ubiquitination of host proteins changes in Atlantic salmon infected with two viruses, finding distinct ubiquitination patterns linked to immune responses.

The paper identifies keratinocyte-driven epithelial hyperplasia as the mechanism of sea lice resistance in coho salmon and highlights divergent immune responses between coho and Atlantic salmon.

The paper compares transcriptomic responses to ISAV infection in resistant and susceptible Atlantic salmon across three tissues at different timepoints, identifying organ-specific immune and non-immune gene expression patterns.

The paper uses single-cell RNA sequencing to analyze host response to ISAV in Atlantic salmon cells, revealing transcriptional changes and potential host-virus interactions.

This study identifies genetic and functional basis of resistance to ISAV in Atlantic salmon using GWAS and RNA sequencing, finding TRIM25 as a key antiviral gene.