Veasna Duong

The paper identifies novel SARS-CoV-2-related viruses in Cambodian bats, revealing genetic diversity and potential zoonotic risk through receptor-binding domain analysis and pseudovirus assays.

This study identifies early innate immune hypoactivation and persistent innate immune remodeling in chronic chikungunya patients through longitudinal single-cell RNA sequencing and immune profiling.

This study identifies a novel coltivirus in a new bat bug species from Cambodia, highlighting the role of bat ectoparasites as potential reservoirs of zoonotic viruses.

The paper examines how Sarbecovirus infection affects gut microbiome stability in bats, finding consistent community shifts but stable diversity, suggesting infection-related destabilization.

The paper introduces a high-throughput tool to detect arboviruses in mosquitoes from Zika-endemic regions, showing its effectiveness in identifying circulating viruses.

The paper compares the midgut bacterial microbiome of geographically diverse Aedes aegypti colonies reared in the same insectary, finding they are similar, suggesting microbiota is environmentally determined.