Harinder Singh

The paper uses proteomics to identify keratinizing squamous and intestinal metaplasia in urothelium of long-term catheterized SCI patients with chronic UTIs.

The paper develops a minimally invasive workflow to recover biological signatures from Renaissance-era artifacts, revealing microbial biomes and Y-chromosome markers linked to historical handling and conservation.

This study compares the gut microbiomes of Ju/hoansi hunter-gatherers, agropastoralists, and Western urban populations, finding higher diversity and health-associated pathways in the former.

PEP2D predicts peptide secondary structure from PSSM evolutionary profiles, reaching Q3 83.5% on 3107 peptides against 76.9% for the protein-trained PSIPRED; a webserver is provided.

The paper shows that urethral catheters host recurrent polymicrobial biofilms where bacteria exhibit cooperative and competitive interactions.