Peter H. Seeberger

This paper shows diatoms exude sulfated mannan to selectively nourish bacteria, shaping their microbiome to enhance productivity and carbon cycling.

The paper develops synthetic glycan fragments of T. brucei GPIs to detect antibodies against the parasite, showing they elicit both IgM and IgG responses, enabling diagnostic tests for African trypanosomiasis and Nagana.

This paper develops and characterizes novel monoclonal antibodies against sLeA, showing improved affinity and specificity compared to existing antibodies.

This paper introduces cysteine-engineered CAR-T cells that target both conventional antigens and altered redox states in B cell lymphoma, reducing the risk of antigen escape.

This study uses two-photon NAD(P)H-FLIM to show that artemisinin derivatives do not affect the metabolism of Ascaris suum larvae but alter macrophage metabolism, suggesting indirect effects on helminth infection.

This study identifies two glycans, heparins/heparan sulfates and Lewis antigens, as receptors for Tc toxins, revealing a two-step adhesion mechanism involving glycan binding to toxin subunits.