Arancha Peñil-Celis

The paper examines the leading region of conjugative plasmids and finds evidence of sequence adaptation for translational efficiency in anti-defense genes.

JINA is a workflow that integrates existing tools to analyze bacterial genomes via a network approach, enabling visualization and identification of genomic patterns and associations.

This study explores using CRISPR-Cas to target class 1 integrons in multidrug-resistant bacteria to re-sensitize them to antibiotics by removing resistance genes.

The paper introduces a method to measure pangenome relatedness using Jaccard Index and a novel distance metric to capture both vertical and horizontal gene transfer in Salmonella Typhi, enhancing genomic surveillance.