Linsey C. Marr

The paper investigates H5N1 transmission on dairy farms by sampling air, wastewater, and milk, finding infectious virus in air and wastewater, viral RNA in cow breath, and subclinical infections in cows.

This paper develops an in vitro aerosol exposure system to study influenza virus infectivity in different cell types and identifies differences in airborne infectivity among virus strains.

This study shows that dispersal within the respiratory tract affects viral genetic diversity and evolutionary potential, with nasal and tracheal regions maintaining diversity while lung regions show genetic distinctness.

This study shows that ventilation rates do not affect influenza virus transmission efficiency in a ferret playpen setup with close-range interactions and fomites.