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Virology|July 8, 2014
The RXL motif of the African cassava mosaic virus Rep protein is necessary for rereplication of yeast DNA and viral infection in plantsKatharina Hipp, Peter Rau, Benjamin Schäfer, et al.Analytica Chimica Acta|November 24, 2021
Source apportionment of bioaccessible lead in soil reference materials using the continuous on-line leaching method and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometryAlastair Kierulf, Iris Koch, Diane BeaucheminSensors (Basel, Switzerland)|November 19, 2015
Manipulation of Superparamagnetic Beads on Patterned Exchange-Bias Layer Systems for Biosensing ApplicationsArno Ehresmann, Iris Koch, Dennis HolzingerFrontiers in Parasitology|April 27, 2026
Molecular taxonomic characterisation of Ancylostoma spp. and Strongyloides spp. in three protected areas in GhanaSandra S Gyarteng Mensah, John Asiedu Larbi, Adrian StreitVeterinary Parasitology|July 3, 2014
Reproductive biology of Onchocerca ochengi, a nodule forming filarial nematode in zebu cattleJulia C Hildebrandt, Albert Eisenbarth, Alfons Renz, et al.Current Biology : CB|December 27, 2008
A conserved endocrine mechanism controls the formation of dauer and infective larvae in nematodesAkira Ogawa, Adrian Streit, Adam Antebi, et al.Genome Biology and Evolution|March 25, 2017
Duplications and Positive Selection Drive the Evolution of Parasitism-Associated Gene Families in the Nematode Strongyloides papillosusPraveen Baskaran, Tegegn G Jaleta, Adrian Streit, et al.Current Biology : CB|September 14, 2010
Genetics, chromatin diminution, and sex chromosome evolution in the parasitic nematode genus StrongyloidesLinda Nemetschke, Alexander G Eberhardt, Hubertus Hertzberg, et al.Current Opinion in Microbiology|June 18, 2016
Gene silencing and sex determination by programmed DNA elimination in parasitic nematodesAdrian Streit, Jianbin Wang, Yuanyuan Kang, et al.Parasitology Research|June 19, 2012
Single worm genotyping demonstrates that Onchocerca ochengi females simultaneously produce progeny sired by different malesJulia C Hildebrandt, Albert Eisenbarth, Alfons Renz, et al.Pageof 21