Publications by authors named "Sydney Brianna Sillart"
Article Synopsis
- The domestication of cattle has allowed Propionibacteriaceae to evolve and adapt to human skin, particularly a species that makes up 25% of it, offering both benefits and potential risks, such as infections.
- Researchers investigated a specific protein, RoxP, that supports the bacteria’s survival on skin and may contribute to infections, revealing its heme-binding properties through structural analysis and computational modeling.
- The study developed sensitive anti-RoxP antibodies and a new ELISA method to measure RoxP in human biofluids, advancing understanding of this bacterium's adaptation and implications for human health.
