Sarah Schroth

Sarah Schroth is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematical and Natural Sciences at an unnamed institution, working within the Cellular and Molecular Microbiology working group. Her projects focus on bacterial secretion systems and effector proteins critical for pathogen-host interactions.

• Investigates molecular mechanisms of type III secretion system (T3SS) transmembrane effector proteins and their chaperone dependencies.
• Studies Legionella pneumophila's infection strategies, particularly effector proteins with transmembrane domains (TMDs) involved in host cell membrane integration.

Her research contributes to understanding bacterial virulence and host-pathogen molecular dynamics, with implications for infectious disease mechanisms.