E. Aguilar

This study identifies how the tomato yellow leaf curl virus uses a host-mimicking protein domain to disrupt plant processes and attract insect vectors, facilitating viral spread.

This study shows that viral proteins interact combinatorially, leading to new biological functions beyond their individual roles during infection.

The paper identifies and characterizes cfr-like genes in C. difficile strains from Latin America, showing diversity and functional activity of Cfr(C) and a potential new cfr-like gene.