Isabel Pintelon

The paper identifies vulnerable sites on the P36-P52 protein complex of Plasmodium sporozoites using structural biology and functional assays, showing that antibodies targeting these sites can neutralize SPZ invasion.

This study identifies exopolysaccharides (EPS) from Lactobacillus crispatus as critical for modulating immune responses in the vaginal mucosa, with EPS disruption leading to pro-inflammatory effects.

This study identifies riboflavin production by vaginal lactobacilli and shows its role in modulating host immune responses and redox balance.

This paper identifies the molecular structure of periplasmic fibres in cable bacteria, revealing a nickel-based organic framework that enables long-distance electron transport.

This study investigates altered spatiotemporal dynamics of resting-state networks in a Huntington's disease mouse model using dynamic functional connectivity and identifies age- and genotype-specific quasi-periodic patterns of brain activity.

The paper uses machine learning to cluster nanosized fluorescent extracellular vesicles, assessing their purity and inflammatory status, and identifies biomarkers for diagnostic profiling.

The paper identifies early gut biomarkers for Parkinson's disease in mice and humans using a transgenic model and molecular profiling.