Kathryn A. Hanley

This study examines how wildfire and post-fire reseeding affect Sin Nombre virus prevalence in western deer mice, finding higher prevalence in reseeded sites and increased transmission linked to resource pulses from reseeding and ENSO cycles.

The paper estimates host-to-vector transmission probability for two ZIKV strains from monkey species to mosquitoes, finding squirrel monkeys are more infectious than cynomolgus macaques.

This study identifies human herpesvirus 1 (HHV-1) as the cause of an epizootic in black-tufted marmosets in Brazil, highlighting human-to-primate pathogen transmission risks.

This study demonstrates that liver homogenates can effectively detect neutralizing antibodies against arboviruses in non-human primates, offering an alternative to traditional serum-based serological tests.

The paper examines how different forest edge landscapes affect mosquito communities and pathogen emergence risk in the Amazon rainforest.

This study investigates immunological trade-offs in non-human primate hosts for dengue and Zika viruses, finding that higher viral replication correlates with increased transmission but reduced antibody response.

This study investigates how arbovirus infection in vectors or hosts affects mosquito engorgement rates on non-human primates, finding that host species and body temperature, not infection status, influence feeding behavior.

The paper reports tick and tick-borne pathogen surveillance in southern New Mexico using passive sampling, identifying new tick species and pathogens.

This study develops a Cas13a-based CRISPR interference tool for gene silencing in mosquitoes, demonstrating effective mRNA targeting and phenotypic effects in two species.