Manuela Gesell Salazar

This study shows that S. aureus SplB induces asthma-like symptoms in mice, requiring proteolytic activity and adaptive immunity, suggesting a direct role of bacterial allergens in asthma.

This study identifies immunoglobulin sub-class levels as key factors in inter-donor plasma variability using longitudinal proteomic data from two labs.

This study uses proteomics and independent component analysis to show ClpX regulates S. aureus responses to iron and oxygen limitation and affects bacterial fitness and virulence.

This study shows that ClpX is required for CtsR dissociation from its operator elements during heat stress in Bacillus subtilis, highlighting its role in activating the stress response regulon.

This study optimizes a nutrient-defined medium for Streptococcus pneumoniae and uses it to analyze the global proteome during growth phase transitions, identifying proteins with altered abundance in late log phase.

This study identifies a temperature-sensitive regulatory mechanism in Staphylococcus aureus involving an RNA and ClpXP protease that controls cell division hydrolases.

The paper characterizes a mouse-adapted Staphylococcus aureus strain JSNZ through genomic and proteomic analysis, identifying it as a valuable reference strain for infection research.

This study identifies unique pathogenic markers in Klebsiella pneumoniae through multi-omics analysis, suggesting potential novel antimicrobial targets.