Florencia Meyer

The paper compares gene expression in healthy and diseased tropical house crickets infected with Cricket iridovirus (CrIV) to identify molecular differences associated with disease symptoms.

This study uses black soldier fly larvae to investigate how diet affects microbial communities and gene expression, showing that a balanced diet optimizes larval performance.

The paper detects known and novel viruses in black soldier flies and identifies antiviral gene expression differences.

The paper surveys the RNA virosphere of bed bugs globally, identifying known and novel viruses and finding no evidence of bed bugs transmitting human pathogens.

The paper identifies two novel bunyaviruses associated with black soldier fly using high-throughput sequencing and phylogenetic analysis.

This study profiles the dynamic lytic transcriptome of BoHV-1 using long-read sequencing and assesses its impact on the host cell transcriptome, revealing complex transcriptional overlaps and upregulated antiviral and viral genes.