Maya Wardeh

This paper reviews laboratory-confirmed vector competence of Anopheles mosquitoes for arboviruses, finding some species act as secondary vectors and may contribute to virus overwintering.

This study analyzes global Culex blood-feeding data to show that feeding patterns vary between species and regions, influenced by external factors rather than phylogeny.

This paper identifies viral features and evolutionary signatures predictive of transmission routes and demonstrates high accuracy in predicting these routes for both known and newly emerged viruses.

The paper predicts high-risk mammalian hosts for homologous recombination of coronaviruses, identifying over 40-fold more hosts with multiple subgenera than previously known.