Ann Marie Moormann

The paper examines neutrophil subset shifts in malaria-exposed children and links these changes to Burkitt lymphoma risk in Western Kenya.

This study shows that CD8+ T cells in EBV-positive Burkitt lymphoma are not exhausted but metabolically active and may respond to immune checkpoint inhibitors.

This study compares ADCC activity of CD56neg and CD56dim NK cells against EBV-type 1 and 2 Burkitt lymphoma cells, finding EBV-T2 cells are more susceptible to direct cytotoxicity.

The paper assesses EBV dependence in various infected cell models and finds that EBV loss sensitivity varies across cell types, with lymphoid malignancies being more dependent than gastric adenocarcinoma lines.

This paper develops a scalable long-read sequencing method for HPV16 genome analysis, showing high accuracy and capturing full genetic diversity across multiple lineages.

The paper compares T follicular helper cell responses to malaria antigens in children and adults, finding distinct profiles that may influence antibody response duration.

The paper identifies EBV variants, particularly in LMP1, associated with survival in Burkitt lymphoma and defines prognostic subgroups based on these features.

The paper analyzes EBV genomes from eBL patients and controls in Kenya, finding type 1 EBV is more common in patients and identifying genetic variants associated with eBL.