Marcus Fulde

This study shows that human platelet lysate supports the proliferation and differentiation of porcine respiratory epithelial cells in air-liquid interface cultures, offering an ethical alternative to fetal calf serum.

This study identifies ScSOF, a fibronectin-binding surface protein of Streptococcus canis, as critical for endothelial adhesion and virulence through TraDIS screening.

This study shows that gene amplification increases antibiotic resistance but also imposes growth costs and increases susceptibility to high antibiotic concentrations.

This study analyzes 585 Streptococcus canis isolates to identify genetic factors driving its expansion, finding two dominant lineages associated with increased pathogenicity and host adaptation through genetic exchange with other streptococcal species.

The paper compares mucus-associated microbiota sampling methods in mice and humans, finding that mucosal washes yield less host contamination and comparable microbiota diversity to biopsies and scrapings.