Amanda J Ross

The paper shows that epistatic interactions between RpoB and GyrA mutations in Mycobacterium tuberculosis can lead to high-fitness double-resistant strains, which are prevalent in clinical isolates.

This study examines the relationship between human genetic ancestry, Mycobacterium tuberculosis diversity, and TB disease severity in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, finding no significant genetic influence on disease severity.

This study evaluates volatile pyrethroid spatial repellents and etofenprox-treated clothing for reducing Anopheles landings in Cambodia, finding substantial protective efficacies and significant reductions in vectorial capacity.

The study infects macrophages from tuberculosis patients with different MTBC lineages to show that bacterial phylogenetic diversity, not local adaptation, drives variable macrophage responses.

The paper develops a Bayesian inference method to assess personal and community protection of vector-control interventions using semi-field experimental data.