Elise Eray

This study characterizes polyclonal antibody responses to RSV and hMPV fusion proteins, revealing shared and distinct antigenic features that may inform vaccine design.

This study examines how mutations in the N-terminal domain of SARS-CoV-2 Spike affect antigenic properties and immune escape, finding that structural flexibility and loss of heme-metabolite interaction reduce antibody neutralization.

This study identifies two antibody classes that neutralize pneumovirus by targeting a conserved epitope, revealing distinct mechanisms of action through structural and functional analyses.

This study uses cryoEM and machine learning to predict and redirect immunodominant epitopes in HIV Env, showing improved vaccine antigen design.

This study uses dual CRISPRi-Seq to identify genetic interactions in Streptococcus pneumoniae, revealing key genes in the cell cycle and new interactions in essential processes.

The paper measures how natural genetic variation can suppress mutations in essential yeast genes, finding that 35% of tested genes can be suppressed by modifier genes in different backgrounds.