Javier Pizarro Cerdá
Javier Pizarro Cerdá is a Costa Rican biologist known for his expertise in microbiology and his collaboration with international research teams. He is currently involved in studies concerning the virulence and evolution of pathogens, including Yersinia pestis, and plays a pivotal role in guiding research that explores how bacteria adapt to survive in changing ecological conditions.
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Javier Pizarro-Cerda is a senior author of the research discussing the unique place of the plague bacterium in human history.
Tarihin en yıkıcı salgını: Kara ölüm! 30 milyondan fazla kişiyi öldüren bakteri hâlâ bizimle mi? Ardındaki sır sonunda çözülüyor
Turkey· 2025-06-10Javier Pizarro-Cerdá from the Pasteur Institute tested the thesis on mouse models of bubonic plague.
Hallan el gen que alargó las pandemias más letales de peste - Ciencia
Paraguay· 2025-05-31
Javier Pizarro-Cerda is a research director at the Pasteur Institute and a senior author on the study.
Study reveals how the evolution of a single gene allowed the plague to keep killing
Canada· 2025-05-30
Javier Pizarro Cerdá is a Costa Rican biologist who oversees Guillem Mas Fiol's research.
La bacteria más asesina de la historia redujo su virulencia para poder seguir matando a millones de personas | Salud y bienestar
Spain· 2025-05-29
