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Ana Eulalio obtained her PhD degree in 2006 and performed post-doctoral work at EMBL, Max-Planck Institute and ICGEB. She started her independent research group in 2012 at the Institute for Molecular Infection Biology, University of Würzburg (Germany), and in 2017 moved to Portugal to start a new research group at CNC. Ana Eulalio has published 39 papers (>4200 citations) in high impact journals, such as Nature, Nature Communications, EMBO Journal, Nature Microbiology. She has been selected for the EMBO Young Investigator Programme and received a FEBS Young Investigator Award.
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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) | Type | Access | |
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| 1 | 2008 | African swine fever virus p10 protein exhibits nuclear import capacity and accumulates in the nucleus during viral infection | Nunes-Correia, Isabel ; Rodríguez, Javier M. ; Eulálio, Ana ; Carvalho, Ana L. ; Citovsky, Vitaly ; Simões, Sérgio ; Faro, Carlos ; Salas, María L. ; Lima, Maria C. Pedroso de | article | openAccess |
| 2 | Feb-2006 | Nuclear export of African swine fever virus p37 protein occurs through two distinct pathways and is mediated by three independent signals | Eulálio, Ana ; Nunes-Correia, Isabel ; Carvalho, Ana Luísa ; Faro, Carlos ; Citovsky, Vitaly ; Salas, José ; Salas, Maria L. ; Simões, Sérgio ; Lima, Maria C. Pedroso de | article | openAccess |
| 3 | Sep-2004 | Two African swine fever virus proteins derived from a common precursor exhibit different nucleocytoplasmic transport activities | Eulálio, A. ; Nunes-Correia, I. ; Carvalho, A. L. ; Faro, C. ; Citovsky, V. ; Simões, S. ; Lima, M. C. Pedroso de | article | openAccess |