Javier Torres

This study characterizes the oral microbiota of chronically homeless adults in Mexico City, finding higher bacterial diversity and the presence of extremophile bacteria not typically found in humans.

This study identifies copy number variations and their associated gene networks in Mexican triple-negative breast cancer patients, revealing distinct molecular signatures and potential therapeutic targets.

The study identifies saliva metabolite changes associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection and disease severity, highlighting potential non-invasive biomarkers for COVID-19.

The paper identifies loss of heterozygosity (LOH) genes in gastric cancers from Mexican patients and associates them with specific cancer hallmarks and pathways.

The paper analyzes genomic and phenotypic diversity of C. difficile isolates from Mexican patients with healthcare-associated diarrhea, finding high diversity and clade 2/ST1 prevalence.

The paper shows that Lrp activates aroX and npsA genes involved in tilivalline biosynthesis in K. oxytoca, reducing cytotoxicity in its absence.

The paper analyzes H. pylori genomes to identify subpopulations in Colombia and finds selective pressure on membrane proteins drives adaptation to local populations.