Rocío T. Martínez-Nuñez

This study shows human bronchial epithelial cells clear rhinovirus by extruding infected cells in two waves, maintaining barrier integrity but promoting viral transmission.

This study shows that blocking mechanical damage in airway epithelia during asthma reverses airway remodelling and hyperresponsiveness, suggesting asthma may be curable.

This study shows IGF2BP3 inhibits IL-13 and IL-4 effects in airway epithelium and is upregulated in type 2 diseases, correlating with an IL-13-driven signature.

The paper identifies host and nested gene pairs in mouse and human, showing tissue-specific transcriptional co-occurrence and enhanced transcript diversity in host genes.

This study investigates how glucocorticoids modulate RNA binding proteins ZFP36L1 and ZFP36L2, showing their role in transcriptional and post-transcriptional gene regulation through subcellular RNA binding and localization changes.

The paper shows that reducing CYFIP2 in mice leads to Alzheimer's disease-like features, suggesting CYFIP2 as a therapeutic target.

The paper uses Frac-seq to analyze microRNA effects on gene expression in asthma, identifying six key microRNAs that regulate ~90% of their targets and contribute to disease mechanisms.