Selected Publications
Vicary, A. C., Mendes, M., Swaminath, S., Leukbua, A., Reddan, J., Rodriguez, Z. K., Russell, A. B. (2023) Maximal interferon induction by influenza lacking NS1 is infrequent owing to requirements for replication and export. Plos Pathog. 19, e1010943 .
Mendes, M., Russell, A. B. (2021) Library-based analysis reveals segment and length dependent characteristics of defective influenza genomes. PLoS Pathog. 17(12):e1010125.
Russell, A.B., Elshina, E., Kowalsky, J.R., te Velthuis, A.J., Bloom, J.D., (2019) Single-cell virus sequencing of influenza
infections that trigger innate immunity. Journal of Virology. 0022-538X
Russell, A.B., Trapnell, C., Bloom, Bloom, J.D., (2018) Extreme heterogeneity of influenza virus infection in single cells. eLife.
7, e02020
Russell, A.B., Wexler, A.G., Brittany, H.N., Whitney, J.C., Bohn, A.J., Young Ah, G., Tran, B.Q., Natasha, B., Zheng, H.,
Peterson, S.B., Chou, S., Gonen, T., Goodlett, D.R., Goodman, A.L., Mougous, J.D. (2014) A type VI secretion-related pathway
in Bacteroidetes mediates interbacterial antagonism. Cell Host and Microbe. 16, 227-236
Russell, A.B., Peterson, S.B., Mougous, J.D. (2014) Type VI secretion effectors: poisons with a purpose. Nature Reviews
Microbiology. 12, 137-148
Russell, A.B., LeRoux, M., Hathazi, K., Agnello, D.M., Ishikawa, T., Wiggins, P.A., Wai, S.W., Mougous, J.D. (2013) Diverse
type VI secretion phospholipases are functionally plastic antibacterial effectors. Nature. 496, 508-512
Russell, A.B.*, Singh, P.*, Brittnacher, M., Bui, N.K., Hood, R.D., Carl, M.A., Agnello, D.M., Schwarz, S., Goodlett, D.R.,
Vollmer, W., and Mougous, J.D. (2012) A widespread bacterial type VI secretion effector superfamily identified using a heuristic
approach. Cell Host and Microbe. 11, 538-549
Russell, A.B., Hood, R.D., Bui, N.K., LeRoux, M., Vollmer, W. and Mougous, J.D. (2011) Type VI secretion delivers lytic
effectors to the periplasm of target cells. Nature. 475, 343-347
Munkvold, K.R.*, Russell, A.B.*, Kvitko, B.H., and Collmer, A.R. (2009) Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato DC3000 type III
effector HopAA1-1 functions redundantly with chlorosis-promoting factor PSPTO4723 to produce bacterial speck lesions in
host tomato. Molecular Plant Microbe Interactions. 22, 1341-1355
Wexler, A.G., Bao, Y., Whitney, J.C., Bobay, L.M., Xavier, J.B., Schofield, W.B., Barry, N.A., Russell, A.B., Tran, B.Q., Goo,
Y.A., Goodleyy, D.R., Ochman, H., Mougous, J.D., Goodman, A.L. (2016) Human symbionts inject and neutralize antibacterial
toxins to persist in the gut. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 113, 3639-3644
LeRoux, M., Kirkpatric, R.L., Montauti, E.I., Tran, B.Q., Peterson, S.B., Harding, B.N., Whitney, J.C., Russell, A.B., Traxler, B.,
Goo, Y.A., Goodlett, D.R., Wiggins, P.A., Mougous, J.D. (2015) Kin cell lysis is a danger signal that activates antibacterial
pathways of Pseudomonas aeruginosa. eLife. 4, e05701
Whitney, J.C., Beck, C.M., Goo, Y.A., Russell, A.B., Harding, B., De Leon, J.A., Cunningham, D.A., Tran, B.Q., Low, D.A.,
Hayes, C.S., Mougous, J.D. (2014) Genetically distinct pathways guide effector export through the type VI secretion system.
Molecular Microbiology. 92, 529-542
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