Tag: PLOS Pathogens

Whole-genome sequencing of Nigerian schistosomes shows that the ITS and cox1 markers long used to identify hybridization and zoonotic infection ...

Single-cell analysis of Cambodian children with dengue reveals that hospitalized patients mount weaker, lower-affinity antibody responses lacking quaternary-epitope-specific cells compared ...

New research reveals that Leishmania parasites survive antimony treatment through active transcriptome remodeling, a transient persister state that may pave ...

A short serine-rich disordered tail on the Listeria monocytogenes chaperone PrsA2 proves essential for folding the toxin listeriolysin O, driving ...

Researchers report that SUMOylation of pseudorabies virus thymidine kinase at two lysine residues controls the enzyme's nuclear localization, enabling efficient ...

Researchers found that rabies virus hijacks the Cav1.2-KCa1.1 ion channel axis to enter cells, and that the FDA-approved calcium channel ...

A mouse study shows that male sex hormones' absence and female estrogen signaling shape hepatitis A virus replication and liver ...

A new PLOS Pathogens study shows that assembly-active and assembly-defective forms of the hepatitis B virus core protein present distinctly ...

A large-scale re-annotation of the Aspergillus fumigatus genome reveals that many presumed pathogen-specific genes are actually long non-coding RNAs, two ...

A new review explains why oral rotavirus vaccines protect children far less effectively in low- and middle-income countries, citing maternal ...