Posters

For the posters presentations you will be provided with enough space to show your scientific poster 90 cm width x 120 cm hight (2.9 feet width by 3.9 feet high).

Mounting posters: To mount your poster you can do it the day before or from 8:00 am to 10:00 am to make sure your poster will be visible all day by most of the participants. The display of the posters will be in BERLIN Hall 1 and 2, 2nd floor.

Remember that posters sessions will be at the end of each day. Please be in front of your poster at least 30 minutes to present it and then feel free to visit the other posters.

 

There are two posters sessions at 6:00 – 7:30 pm

Thursday 21st: Session 1. Epidemiology/Phylogenetics, Modeling/Public Health/Burden, Vector Biology, Vector Control, Virology

Thursday April 21st see the pdf file
Poster session: Epidemiology/Phylogenetics, Modeling/Public Health/Burden, Vector Biology, Vector Control, Virology
Highlighted posters
Poster # Name of presenter Title Session
H-1 Erwin Camacho Space-Time cluster analysis of dengue fever ocurrence and vector detection by MosquiTRAP in Sincelejo-Colombia Vector Control
H-2 Fernando Quintella COST ESTIMATION OF DENGUE PREVENTION AND VECTOR CONTROL IN BRAZIL Vector Control
H-3 Emily Gallichotte Co-infection with dengue serotypes to produce chimeric virions Virology
H-4 Lorenzo Caceres-Carrera Short-term suppression of Aedes aegypti using genetic control Vector Control
H-5 Maisa Carla Pereira Parra A New Entomological Indicator for Dengue Occurence Based on Adult Mosquitoes Trapping and GIS Tools Epidemiology/Modeling
H-6 Marco Horta Spatiotemporal Patterns of Chikungunya Transmission in Feira de Santana City, Brazil Epidemiology
H-7 Margot Enguehard Dengue and Chikungunya virus: interactions during coinfection in mosquito cells Virology
H-8 Nicole Zitzmann Iminosugars inhibit dengue virus production via inhibition of endoplasmic reticulum alpha-glucosidases – not glycolipid processing enzymes Antivirals
H-9 Diana Sarmiento DENGUE AND DIARRHEA CONTROL IN RURAL PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN COLOMBIA Epidemiology
H-10 Patricia Sequeira Overview of Fatal Cases Due to Dengue in Brazil Epidemiology
H-11 Rajendra Raut Development of Immuno-assay to distinguish between Mature and Immature Dengue Virus Virology
H-12 Sebastian Aguirre cGAS is degraded in Dengue virus infected cells Virology
H-13 Shuzhen Sim Identifying gut microbiota-driven mechanisms behind vector competence for dengue Vector Biology
H-14 Stalin Vilcarromero Direct Hospitalization Costs Caused By Non-Dengue Arboviral Infections in Public Hospitals and Primary Care Facilities of the Peruvian Amazon Between 2011 and 2014 Epidemiology/Socio-economic Burden
H-15 Tauyne Menelgado Pinheiro Biological Characterization of Two Dengue 1 Co-Circulating Lineages in Brazil Revels Markers of Epidemiological Fitness Phylogenetics/Epidemiology
H-16 Vanessa Sarathy Comparison between two genotype II DENV-3 strains in AG129 mice Virology
H-17 William Aviles Improving Epidemiological and Laboratorial Surveillance of Dengue in Nicaragua Epidemiology
H-18 Yesseinia Anglero-Rodriguez Mosquito mycobiota potentially increases dengue transmission Vector Biology
H-41 Rubing Chen Vector Biology
Regular posters
R-1 Adriano Mondini Detection of dengue virus in egg-hatched mosquitoes collected in a city from Brasil Vector Biology
R-2 Adriano Mondini Spatial Analysis of Six Years of Dengue Transmission in a City from Brasil Epidemiology- Modeling
R-3 Adriano Mondini The Use of Spatial Analysis for Dengue: Challenges and Pitfalls Epidemiology- Modeling
R-4 Shehana Tahir A Preliminary Report of the Ongoing Epidemics of Zika in the Department of Risaralda, Colombia Epidemiology
R-5 Alma Ortiz Bacterial diversity of females mosquitoes Aedes Aegypti and Aedes Albopictus in Panama Vector Biology
R-6 Anayansi Valderrama Not detect of a point mutation in the voltage-gated sodium cannel of Aedes albopictus (Skuse) (Diptera: Culicidae) from Panama. Vector Biology
R-7 Andrea Gómez-Bravo Monitoring of insecticide resistance in Aedes aegypti populations in Argentina Vector Control
R-8 Andrew McKemey Genetically engineered mosquito for control of dengue vector – Aedes aegypti Vector Control
R-9 Anselmo McDonald Aedes aegypti infestation surveillance using climatic data in Panama Vector Biology-control
R-10 Arturo Rebollon Remote Sensing and Community Involvement: Best Way to Control Dengue Epidemiology
R-11 Betania Drumond Phylodynamics of Dengue Virus in Minas Gerais, Southeast Brasil Epidemiology-Phylogenetics
R-12 Bradley J. Blitvich Discovery of Novel Flaviviruses, Bunyaviruses and Rhabdoviruses Inmexican Mosquitoes Epidemiology-Phylogenetics
R-13 Carlos Alberto Marques de Carvalho DENGUE VIRUS SUPPRESSES THE CYTOPATHIC EFFECT OF YELLOW FEVER VIRUS Virology
R-14 Carlos Machain Williams Genetic characterization of chikungunya virus isolates from humans and mosquitoes in Yucatan, México Virology
R-15 Claudia Duarte dos Santos Zika Virus in Brasil : Characterization of Circulating Virus and Development of Diagnostic Reagent Epidemiology-Phylogenetics
R-16 Claudio Soto Garita Molecular Characterization of Two Significant Dengue Outbreaks in Costa Rica Epidemiology-Phylogenetics
R-17 Crystyan Siles An Outbreak of Guaroa Virus in the Northern Peruvian Amazon Around Iquitos Epidemiology
R-18 Daniel Cardoso Camara Relationship Between Dengue and Socioeconomic Conditions in Itaborai, Brasil Epidemiology
R-19 Danielle Malta Lima Dengue Fever’s Transmission on Asymptomatic and Oligosymptomatic Individuals –Soroepidemiological Study Epidemiology
R-20 Danila Vedovello Molecular Surveillance of Dengue Virus During Nine Epidemic Seasons Epidemiology-Phylogenetics
R-21 Debora C. Kajeguka Prevalence of Dengue and Chikungunya Viruses in North-Eastern Tanzania Epidemiology
R-22 Diana Patricia Londono Buritica Coinfection Dengue – Leptospirosis in Quindio, 2007-2013 Epidemiology
R-23 Domingo Montada Strategies in Santiago de Cuba with Deltamethrin for controlling Aedes  aegypt) Vector Control
R-24 Enrique Mamani Circulation of Two Lineages of Dengue 3, Genotype Iii in Peru Epidemiology-Phylogenetics
R-25 Erik Jair Jhonston Vela Epidemiology of Dengue. Loreto 2015 Epidemiology
R-26 Erwin Camacho Dengue, Chikungunya and Zika Viruses Circulation in Sucre – Colombia Epidemiology
R-27 Eugenia Corrales-Aguilar Susceptibility of Neotropical Primary Bat Cell Lines to Dengue Infection Virology
R-28 F. B SANTOS EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF AEDES AEGYPTI BY TWO DISTINCT VARIANTS OF DENV-3 Vector Biology
R-29 Fernanda M. C. de Araujo First Documented Cases of Zika Virus Infection in Ceará, Brasil Epidemiology
R-30 Gabriela Cardoso Caldas MURINE MODEL FOR DENGUE VIRUS 3: MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR STUDIES Virology
R-31 Gerusa Gibson Frequency and distribution of Aedes aegypti (Diptera: Culicidae) in non-residential premises of an endemic municipality of Brasil Vector  ecology
R-32 Hussein Sánchez-Arroyo BIOLOGICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF RESIDUAL SPRAYING WITH ACTELLIC® 300CS (PIRIMIPHOS-METHYL 300g/L) ON  Aedes aegypti. Vector Control
R-33 Hussein Sánchez-Arroyo. EVALUATION OF ACUGARD® TABLET AND GRANULAR FORMULATIONS AGAINST Aedes aegypti Vector Control
R-34 Inaki Deza-Cruz Seroconversion to Dengue and Chikungunya in Adults in St. Kitts. Epidemiology
R-35 Isabel Álvarez-de Mora Repellent Effect of Hyptis suaveolens against Aedes on human skin Vector Control
R-36 Isabel Cruz-Zazueta Changes on Sialic Acid in macrophages infected by Dengue Virus Virology
R-37 Yamilka Diaz Unusual Pattern of Chikungunya Epidemic in the Americas: Panama Experience Epidemiology
R-38 Yamilka Diaz Dengue in Panama: 20 Years of History. Epidemiology
R-39 Jhon Carlos Castano Deaths from Dengue in Quindio – Colombia 2007-2014 Epidemiology
R-40 Jose Joaquin Carvajal Cortes Social Determinants of Spatial Distribution of Dengue at Brasil ian Borders Epidemiology- Modeling
R-41 José Manuel Reyes Ruiz Dengue virus particles production in mosquito cells persistently infected Virology
R-42 Juan Alejandro Sabogal Acute Chikungunya in the Department of Risaralda, Colombia: An Analysis of 38 Weeks of Epidemics with 3,445 Cases Epidemiology
R-43 Juan David Rivera Duran NS5 protein modeling of dengue 2 and docking with Curcumin Virology
R-44 Julia S. Ampuero Correlation between severity of clinical Dengue disease and viral load Virology
R-45 Leticia Castillo Chikungunya Behavior in the Dengue Epidemic in Guatemala Epidemiology
R-46 Lina Casadiegos-Patiño Stegomyia aegypti breeding-sites and immature indices in two Mexican towns. Vector  ecology
R-47 Luisa Arbelaez Epidemiological Aspects of Dengue Infection in a in Children and Adults of Paris, City of Bello, Colombia Epidemiology
R-48 Mabel Carabali Dengue Vaccine Initiative Project: Burden of Dengue Fever in Children and Adults of Piedecuesta- Santander, Colombia Epidemiology- Socio-economic burden
R-49 Maira Aguiar The impact of the newly licensed dengue vaccine in endemic countries Epidemiology- Modeling
R-50 Maira Aguiar The Impact of Empirical Data Analysis on Public Health Practical Intervention Epidemiology- Modeling
R-51 Maisa Carla Parra Pereira Evaluation of a Possible Sentinel Surveillance Systems for Dengue Transmission Epidemiology- Modeling
R-52 Mânlio Mota Tasso Complete Genome of Mayaro Virus Imported from Amazonian Basin, Brasil Epidemiology, Phylogenetics
R-53 Manoela Heringer Denv-4 in Rio de Janeiro: Epidemiology and Characterization of Confirmed Cases Epidemiology
R-54 Maria Mercedes Gonzalez Dengue in Quindío Department 2007-2013 Epidemiology
R-55 Mariana Cunha Zika Virus Detection After Blood Transfusion in Brasil , 2015 Epidemiology
R-56 Mayara Romero Canal Identification of Priority Areas for Dengue Control through Spatiotemporal Clusters Epidemiology- Modeling
R-57 Mayling Alvarez Vera Secondary Infection and Viral Infection Sequences Involved in the Severity of Dengue Cases Epidemiology
R-58 Nuncio Antonio Araujo Sol Gis for Dengue Prevention in Brasil  from the Municipal Database Epidemiology
R-59 Nuncio Antonio Araujo Sol Municipal Database and Contingency Plan for Dengue Prevention in Brasil Epidemiology
R-60 Pedro Fragoso Bacillus thuringiensis an alternative for the biological control of Aedes aegypti Vector Control
R-61 Rebecca C Christofferson Zika: When to Apply Lessons Learned from Dengue and Chikungunya Epidemiology
R-62 Ricardo Marquez Assessment of Aedes spp vectors of Dengue in Panama Vector Biology
R-63 Ronald Morales-Vargas Chikungunya Transmission Virological Features in a Dengue Hyperendemic Grounds: Guatemala Epidemiology
R-64 Rose M. Langsjoen Chikungunya fever outbreak in La Romana, Dominican Republic, Summer 2014 Epidemiology
R-65 Rosmari Rodriguez-Roche Insights Into the Molecular Epidemiology of Dengue Viruses in Cuba Epidemiology-Phylogenetics
R-66 Sara. M. Sosa-Delgado Infection of the perivascular cells with dengue virus Virology
R-67 Skylar Chelton GIS-Based Buffers and Mosquito Infestation: Effective Tool to Control Dengue Epidemiology- Modeling
R-68 Tatiana Sierra Rivera Mapping the Epidemiology of Chikungunya in Touristic Locations of Colombia During 2014-215: Implications for Travelers Epidemiology
R-69 Tereza Magalhaes Arboviral Infections in Patients with Acute Fever Epidemiology
R-70 Tereza Magalhaes Establishing a Brasilian Cohort of Patients with Acute Febrile Illnesses Epidemiology
R-71 Thais Riback Infodengue Rio: a Nowcasting System for the Surveillance of Dengue Fever in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil Epidemiology- Modeling
R-72 Veronica Bravo de la Cruz Molecular Epidemiology of Dengue in a Pediatric Population from México Epidemiology-Phylogenetics
R-73 Víctor Hugo Peña-García Vectorial capacity of Aedes aegypti for DENV-2 in three Colombian cities Vector Biology
R-74 Yamitzel Zaldivar Dengue Outbreak, Las Garzas, Panama, 2015. Epidemiology
R-75 Yanisley Martínez López Estudio de la edad fisiologica de poblaciones de aedes aegypti en la habana, 2004-2014 Vector  ecology

 

Friday 22nd: Pathogenesis, Antivirals, Clinical manifestations, Immunology, Vaccines, Diagnostics

Please see the list to find your poster number. Posters have been organised mainly so people presenting mor ethan one can have all their posters at proximity.

 

Unmounting posters: Finished the poster display (aprox. 7:30 pm) you are responsible to unmount your poster. Any remained posters will be taken away and disposed the next day at 8 am (exception for posters that are part of two sessions).

 

Looking forward seeing you in Panama City in April.

Friday April 22nd   see the pdf file
Poster session: Pathogenesis, Antivirals, Clinical manifestations, Immunology, Vaccines, Diagnostics
Highlighted posters
Poster # Name of presenter Title Session
H-19 James Brien Mouse model of antibody-enhanced Dengue virus infection Pathogenesis
H-20 Andrea Trujillo Correa USE OF BIOINFORMATICS TO IDENTIFY INHIBITORS OF DENGUE VIRUS NS5-METHYLTRANSFERASE Antivirals
H-21 Benedito Antonio Fonseca Lopes Dengue neurological disease is most likely due to virus infection Clinical Poster Withdrawal
H-22 Carolina de La Guardia Antiviral activity of plant extracts and essential oils from Panamanian flora against dengue virus Antivirals
H-23 Daniel N. Streblow Characterization of Immunotherapeutic Efficacy During Chikungunya Virus Infection of Rhesus Macaques Pathogenesis
H-24 Daniela Weiskopf DENV-specific CD4 T-cells dominantly recognize capsid and display cytotoxic phenotypes Immunology
H-25 Davis Beltran Expression of ligands of NKG2D and DNAM-1 receptors by dengue infected cells and activation of NK cells cocultured with these cells Immunology
H-26 Dhanasekaran Govindarajan A Novel Combined Vaccine Approach against Dengue – A Pre-clinical Evaluation Vaccines
H-27 Dimelza Arauz Comparison between the sensitivity of indirect methods to detect antibodies against Chikungunya virus Diagnostics
H-28 Douglas Widman Strategy to measure DENV epitope-specific neutralizing antibody responses Immunology
H-29 Eduardo Ramirez Vallejo Electrocardiographic alterations in patients with chikungunya fever from Sucre, Colombia: A 42-case series Clinical
H-30 Fernanda M de C Araújo First documented cases of ZIKA virus Infection in Ceara, Brazil Clinical
H-31 Giselle Barbosa Lima DENGUE-ACTIVATED PLATELETS MODULATE MONOCYTE ACTIVATION THROUGH LIPID DROPLETS BIOGENESIS Pathogenesis
H-32 Guillermo J Lagos Grisales Post-chikungunya chronic inflammatory rheumatism: results from a retrospective follow-up study of 283 adult and children cases in La Virginia, Risaralda, Colombia Clinical
H-33 Henry Puerta-Guardo Flavivirus NS1 proteins differentially modulate endothelial permeability via the endothelial glycocalyx and intercellular junctions Pathogenesis
H-34 Jael Miranda Dengue patient sera factors effect over primary endothelium cell cultures Pathogenesis
H-35 Jesica Swanstrom Mapping antibody responses to a tetravalent dengue vaccine candidate (TDV) Vaccines
H-36 Jessica Plante Mapping the Impact of DENV-1 Genotypic Variation on Antibody Neutralization Immunology
H-37 Karina R. Morales Gonzalez Improving specificity of DENV E proteins through synthetic sequence redesign. Diagnostics
H-38 Laura White Next generation dengue vaccines with reduced potential for enhancement? Vaccines
H-39 Priscila Castanha Kinetics of dengue infection enhancing activity in Brazilian infants Immunology
H-40 Patricia Sequeira Systemic dissemination of Zika virus infection during an outbreak in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Diagnostics
Regular posters
R-76 Adrienne Guignard Modelling to inform dengue clinical trial design and interpretation Vaccine
R-77 Shehana Tahir Prevalence of post-Chikungunya Chronic Inflammatory Rheumatism: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Clinical
R-78 Alienys Izquierdo ROLE OF THE CROSS-REACTIVE ANTIBODIES INDUCED BY DIII-C PROTEINS ON DENGUE INFECTION ENHANCEMENT. Pathogenesis
R-79 Ana B. Perez DENGUE VIRUS NS1 PROTEIN REGIONS AS TARGET OF IMMUNE RESPONSE Pathogenesis
R-80 Andrea Trujillo Correa USE OF BIOINFORMATICS TO IDENTIFY INHIBITORS OF DENGUE VIRUS NS5-METHYLTRANSFERASE Antivirals
R-81 Angel Ambrocio AH The β4 subunit of Cav1.2 Channels in Cardiac Cells Upregulates Interferon-related-Genes and Inhibits Dengue Virus Infection Immunology
R-82 Barreto Debora Immunocompetent Murine Model for the Pathogenesis Study of Dengue Viruses Pathogenesis
R-83 Benedito Antonio Lopes da Fonseca Dengue neurological disease is most likely due to virus infection Clinical Poster Withdrawal
R-84 Berta Nelly Restrepo Frequency of dengue infection in patients with neurological disease Clinical
R-85 Betzana Zambrano Adaptability of WHO Dengue Guidelines for a vaccine efficacy trial Vaccine
R-86 Betzana Zambrano Long-Term Safety of a CYD-TDV Dengue Vaccine in Asia DengueEndemic Countries Vaccine
R-87 Carolina De La Guardia Identification of peptides with binding activity to DENV-2 E glycoprotein Antivirals
R-88 Cassia Fernanda Estofolete Fever relevance in patients with dengue Clinical
R-89 Cassia Fernanda Estofolete DENGUE IN KIDNEY TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS: REPORT OF 11 CASES FROM A CENTER Clinical
R-90 Rosa Cetina-Trejo Early detection of dengue virus by capture IgE ELISA test Diagnostic
R-91 Cesar Lam Dengue and Leptospira coinfection- A case study. Clinical
R-92 Courtney Veilleux Dengue Infection Compromises the Survival and Function of Human Monocytes: Implications in Transmigration Pathogenesis
R-93 Daniel Arellanos-Soto Evaluation of interferon response profiles induced by different Dengue viral strains isolated from Mexican patients Immunology
R-94 Daniele Cristina Passos da Rocha Dengue virus NS1 protein increases dehydrogenase glyceraldehyde – 3 – phosphate (GAPDH) activity Pathogenesis
R-95 Danielle Malta Lima Dengue clinical profile in the last four years in Fortaleza Clinical-Diagnostic
R-96 ADRIANA ROLIM Antiviral activity of the Acrocomia aculeata against the dengue virus Antivirals
R-97 Danilo Casimiro Phase I Safety/Immunogenicity of a Tetravalent Subunit Dengue Vaccine Vaccine
R-98 David Alejandro Calle COMPARISON OF DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR DENGUE, CHIKUNGUNYA AND WEST NILE Diagnostic
R-99 Diana Patricia Londono DENGUE-CHICUNGUNYA COINFECTION IN QUINDIO, COLOMBIA, IN 2015 Clinical
R-100 Eduardo Nascimento IgG RESPONSE TARGETING A DV3-NS1 EPITOPE ASSOCIATES WITH PROTECTION AGAINST DENGUE SEVERITY Immunology
R-101 Elizabeth A. Dietrich Transmission potential of Takeda’s dengue vaccine candidates in Aedes albopictus Vaccine
R-102 Emily Gallichotte Diversity across DENV2 type-specific antibody epitopes Immunology
R-103 Federico Perdomo Celis DYSFUNCTION OF PERIPHERAL BLOOD MONONUCLEAR CELLS IN NATURALLY INFECTED CHILDREN Pathogenesis
R-104 Fernanda M. C. de Araujo Neurological  manifestations of DENV in fatal cases Ceará, Brasil Clinical
R-105 Fernanda Cunha Jácome Morphological and Viremia Analysis of Mice Infected with Dengue 2 Pathogenesis
R-106 Gissel Garcia PERSISTENCE OF SYMPTOMS POST DENGUE INFECTION: ASSOCIATION WITH IMMUNOLOGICAL MARKERS Pathogenesis
R-107 Harrison Herrera Delgado DETECTION OF PLASMA TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-a: A COMPARISON IN PEDIATRIC DENGUE Diagnostic
R-108 Heather Friberg Cellular immune responses TO a tetravalent dengue purified inactivated vaccine Vaccine
R-109 Izabella Andrade Batista DESIGNING CHIMERICAL DENGUE PROTEINS APPLIED TO MULTISEROTYPE VACCINES Vaccine
R-110 James D. Brien Immune system based therapeutics protect against antibody enhanced Dengue immunopathogenesis Antivirals
R-111 Jared Pitts Monitoring dengue RNA synthesis/decay in the presence of viral inhibitors Antivirals
R-112 Jessie Pari EVALUATION OF A COMERCIAL ELISA METHOD FOR CHIKUNGUNYA VIRUS EN PERÚ Diagnostic
R-113 Jesús Vizoso-Quintana, Is Caspase-1 required for early secretion of Il-1b Dengue infection? Immunology
R-114 Joanna L. Miller Effects of iminosugars on expression and function of macrophage receptors important in dengue virus disease Antivirals
R-115 Jorge Andrés Castillo Monocyte early and late response upon DENV infection Immunology
R-116 Julio García-Cordero NS3 protein of Dengue is located in MRD of HMEC-I. Pathogenesis
R-117 Kame Alberto Galan Huerta Clinical manifestations of Chikunungya virus infection in Mexican population Clinical
R-118 Karla Fabiane Lopes de Melo Evaluation of the miRNA pathway activity during DENV-4 infection Immunology
R-119 Katerine Marin Platelet activation in dengue patients, Colombia Severity Markers
R-120 Kenneth Plante The Collaborative Cross Identifies Genetic Determinants of Chikungunya Pathology Pathogenesis
R-121 Leidy Lorena García Curcumin assessment on ARN polymerase of Dengue Virus 2 Antivirals
R-122 Leticia Castillo Dengue-Duo Validation for diagnosis/surveildengue in Guatemala Diagnostic
R-123 Leyi Lin Tetravalent dengue heterologous prime-boost vaccination: One month Safety and Immunogenicity Vaccine
R-124 Lisseth Saenz Development of Diagnostic Methods for Detecting Specific Genotypes of Chikungunya. Diagnostic
R-125 Lucile Warter Preclinical characterization of a tetravalent dengue purified inactivated vaccine candidate Vaccine
R-126 Luisa Alvarado Early indicators of dengue among children and adults, Puerto Rico Severity Markers
R-127 Ma Isabel Salazar Effect in vitro of thalidomide on DENV infected cells Immunology
R-128 Margarita Ochoa Diaz Dengue, Zika or Chikungunya, another arbovirus between us Clinical
R-129 Michael Rossman Cryo-electron microscopy characterization of Chikungunya virus interacting with monoclonal antibodies Immunology
R-130 Min Li Elicitation of dengue virus neutralizing antibodies with divergent subunit vaccines Vaccine
R-131 Moisés León-Juarez Recombinant DENV NS2B protein alters membrane permeability in different models membranes Pathogenesis
R-132 Monique R Queiroz Lima Alternative Production of Recombinant Envelope Tetra-Epitope Antigen Produced In Transplastomic Lettuce Diagnostic
R-133 Monique Trugilho Quantitative proteomic analysis of HepG2 cell expressing the Dengue Virus NS1 protein Pathogenesis
R-134 Natal Santos de Silva Risk factors associated with hospitalization for dengue Clinical
R-135 Nathália Furlan Barbosa Test value of the tourniquet for patients suspected dengue Diagnostic
R-136 Owen Bryan-Marrugo Modulation of Cholesterol Pathway has Significant Effect on the Antiviral Capacity of Liver Cells against Dengue Virus Antivirals
R-137 Ana Fernandez-Sesma Phenotypical differences of DENV-2 and DENV-4 in human primary systems Immunology
R-138 Robert Hontz Antibody Avidity and Subclass in Symptomatic and Inapparent Dengue Infections Immunology
R-139 Rosa Ramírez Recombinant ns3 protein from dengue-2 induce functional cell-mediated immunity in mice Vaccine
R-140 Silvia Fonseca Dengue patients in a private hospital in Ribeirao Preto, Brasil Clinical
R-141 Stefan W. Metz Particulate display of DENV-E proteins induces robust neutralizing antibody responses. Vaccine
R-142 Tereza Magalhaes Dengue virus growth in mosquito and mammalian cells with distinct immune phenotypes Immunology
R-143 Usha Nivarthi Mapping human neutralizing antibody responses to dengue virus serotype 4 Immunology
R-144 Victor R. DeFilippis Anti-Arboviral Efficacy of Innate Immune Activation by Novel Small Molecules Antivirals
R-145 Virginia Nunez Samudio A case from panama of dengue coexistent with hantavirus pulmonary syndrome Clinical
R-146 Wendy Murillo Evaluation of a Commercial Serologic Diagnostic Test for Chikungunya Virus Diagnostic
R-147 Yerly Useche STING/IRF3 polymorphisms are associated with Dengue severity in Colombian children Pathogenesis
R-148 Mariana Ruiz Silva Mechanisms of MCP-1 upregulation upon CHIKV infection in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells Immunology
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