Anamarija Butković

This study tracks the longitudinal evolution of RNA viruses during persistent infection in Drosophila melanogaster, revealing species-specific evolutionary patterns and host-pathogen interactions.

This study shows thermal stress shifts a viral infection in Drosophila from parasitism to mutualism, enhancing host survival and reproduction without affecting viral persistence.

The paper proposes a genetic divergence threshold for demarcating orthoflavivirus species, identifying 25 new Euflavivirus and 33 new Fusivirus species.

The paper examines how host and ecological factors shape mosquito virome diversity and composition across different regions and time periods.

The paper redefines the taxonomy of Flaviviridae by integrating protein sequence and structure data, revealing new clades and expanding host range.

The paper uses protein structure prediction to analyze dark matter proteins in Orthornavirae, identifying new domains and highlighting the prevalence of disordered regions.

This study analyzes viromes across 31 invertebrate phyla using RNA-Seq data to estimate virome composition, quantify diversity, and assess host and habitat influences on virome structure.

The paper identifies a genetic region associated with systemic necrosis in Arabidopsis thaliana infected with turnip mosaic virus, showing a trade-off between resistance and fitness costs.