Maximillian N. J. Woodall

This study shows bovine H5N1 influenza viruses have adapted to efficiently use NeuGc receptors in cattle, enhancing replication without significantly altering zoonotic risk.

This study identifies neutrophil myeloperoxidase (MPO) as a biomarker for RSV severity and demonstrates its utility as a functional readout for evaluating antiviral therapies in an in vitro model.

This study shows that the canine respiratory tract supports influenza A virus replication and could facilitate interspecies transmission and emergence of new IAVs.

Cattle B3.13 H5N1 polymerase gained PB2 M631L and PA K497R, boosting replication in bovine and human cells via better bovine ANP32A use; later PB2 E627K and D740N add activity.

This study evaluates antiviral drug synergy and mutational signatures of RdRp inhibitors against RSV and hPIV in epithelial cell models and primary airway cultures.

This study shows that K978C CFTR, which increases open probability, restores epithelial function more efficiently than wildtype CFTR in CF airway cells when expressed in the presence of CF sputum.