Severina Klaus

Competitive resource allocation drives asynchronous and rapid nuclear multiplication in the malaria parasite

This study identifies a mechanism of asynchronous nuclear division in Plasmodium falciparum that enhances proliferation by minimizing resource idling through sequential allocation of a limiting replication resource.

Lenacapavir-induced capsid damage exposes HIV-1 genomes from nuclear speckles.

This study shows Lenacapavir causes HIV-1 capsid damage, exposing genomic DNA in nuclear speckles and altering capsid structure.

Plasmodium vinckei genomes provide insights into the pan-genome and evolution of rodent malaria parasites

The paper generates high-quality genomes and phenotypes for ten Plasmodium vinckei isolates, revealing genomic diversity, selection pressures, and potential for genetic manipulation.