Natalie N. Tarbuck

This study shows bovine-derived H5N1 influenza virus can infect lactating sows via the mammary gland, leading to viral shedding in milk and subclinical infection in piglets without overt disease.

This study shows that influenza D virus efficiently replicates in human airway cells and tissues, evades innate immune responses, and may pose a zoonotic threat.

This study shows that dairy cows infected with H5N1 virus develop durable immunity that protects against severe disease but not complete viral clearance, and provides some cross-protection against different strains.