Marta Maria Gaglia

This paper investigates how the influenza A virus protein PA-X suppresses cytokine signaling and disrupts MHC I pathway to evade both innate and adaptive immune responses in human airway epithelium.

The paper investigates IFN-β induction heterogeneity during KSHV infection and finds that ATF2 and RelA, not IRF3, correlate with IFN-β production.

This paper investigates how N-terminal acetylation of the influenza A virus protein PA-X affects its nuclear localization and host shutoff activity, revealing that acetylation of the initiator methionine is specifically required for host shutoff.

This study identifies ORF42 as a KSHV gene regulator that enhances protein production and is essential for viral replication.