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Life is about balance: Capturing genome-wide mRNA transcription and stabilization during development of the malaria parasite
A simple method for capturing transcriptional activity in the malaria parasite opens the way for dissecting mRNA dynamics during development in human red blood cells.
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Nature Reviews Disease Primers on Influenza. Not just another review on influenza, but a CEIRS review.
When Nature Reviews Disease Primers asked me to assemble a group of experts to write an article summarizing influenza disease, I immediately thought of bringing together scientific members from the Centers of Excellence in Influenza Research and Surveillance (CEIRS) to talk about the different aspects of the virus biology and pathogenesis, the disease, the existing countermeasures, and the possible future solutions to eliminate the burden that influenza virus imposes in human and animal health.
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Life is about balance: Capturing genome-wide mRNA transcription and stabilization during development of the malaria parasite
A simple method for capturing transcriptional activity in the malaria parasite opens the way for dissecting mRNA dynamics during development in human red blood cells.
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Centenary of 1918 influenza pandemic
A hundred years ago, a pandemic of influenza virus stunned the world, killing millions and frightening many more. We remain vulnerable to such outbreaks, but lessons learned from the past, a century of research and international cooperation could (and should) help prepare us for future pandemics
