Veronica Ghini

This study investigates the anti-inflammatory effects of different electrical stimuli on a 3D bioconstruct using transcriptomics and metabolomics, finding that 5V direct current shows promise.

The paper investigates metabolic robustness and transcriptomic reprogramming in a cold-adapted bacterium at different temperatures, revealing key intermediates and pathway cross-talk involved in adaptation.

The paper models the metabolic burden of producing hCDKL5 in bacteria and identifies targets for optimized production.

The paper shows that diauxic growth and co-utilization of multiple substrates can coexist in complex environments, with nutrient uptake order determined by biomass yield and growth rate.

The paper creates a genomically hybrid strain of Sinorhizobium meliloti by transferring a secondary replicon and characterizes its phenotypes and metabolic properties.