A Dual Tactic: Antibodies Broadly Neutralize Influenza B Relying on "Receptor Mimicry" and "Locking onto Sugar Shield" Huang KYA, Nguyen HTV, Chen YY, Wu KJ, Hsu PH, Liu YM, Lin TY, Ma C.  Influenza A and B pose equal threats, yet research on type B has long lagged behind. Its dual-lineage nature frequently causes vaccine mismatches, making it a pressing public health concern... Read more

Asymmetric dimeric assembly of Suv3 helicase facilitates processive RNA unwinding.

Patra M, Jain M, Li YC, Chen YP, Golzarroshan B, Yuan HS. Nature Communications (2026)

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Broad neutralization of influenza B hemagglutinin antibodies via receptor mimicry and glycan engagement.

Huang KYA, Nguyen HTV, Chen YY, Wu KJ, Hsu PH, Liu YM, Lin TY, Ma C. PNAS (2026)

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Antimicrobial peptide-induced inner membrane hyperpolarization is associated with antibiotic sensitization and attenuated MIC escalation in multidrug-resistant Gram-negative pathogens.

Yeh JC, Hazam PK, Lin YY, Chang YC, Selvaraj SP, Li CC, Lin PY, Huang YP, Chang CF, You MF, Chen JY. npj Antimicrobials and Resistance (2026)

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