Ksenia Sukhova

This study examines HA mutations in bovine-origin H5N1 influenza viruses, finding they retain avian receptor binding but show increased HA stability, potentially raising zoonotic risk.

This study examines mutations in H5N1 influenza virus HA that affect receptor binding and antiviral susceptibility, finding reduced sialic acid binding correlates with mucus evasion and antiviral resistance.

This study identifies host proteins co-opted by influenza A virus polymerase for transcription or replication using differential interactome screening.

The paper screens bat samples for coronaviruses, identifies novel strains, and assesses their potential to infect humans.