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Kyle Rohde

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University of Central Florida

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College of Medicine

Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences

Kyle Rohde is currently serving as a Burnett School Of Biomedical Sciences Professor at University of Central Florida.

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microbiology tuberculosis infectious diseases clinical microbiology microbial pathogenesis pulmonary tuberculosis molecular biology mycobacterium tuberculosis medical microbiology pharmacology pathogenesis pathogenic bacteria phagocytes mycobacterium abscessus medicinal chemistry molecular diagnostics infection control drug resistance immune responses molecular cell biology enzyme inhibition biological chemistry molecular microbiology antimicrobial resistance communicable diseases cellular biochemistry nucleic acids protein science mycoprotein dna nanotechnology autophagy antimicrobial agents applied microbiology health technology phytochemical analysis marine drug virulence factors innate immune system microbial disease dna analysis antimicrobial compounds antibacterial agents antimicrobial chemotherapy sensor technology biomedical technologies marine biotechnology bacteriology immunologic mechanisms host-microbe interactions host genetics molecular regulation nanobiotechnology dna computing oligonucleotides rna biology drug targeting innovative diagnostics multi-sensor management sensor health trace elements amphiphilic system phytopharmacology mycobacterium tuberculosis invasion bacterial gene expression environmental cues normal maturation process ph drop phagosome maturation transcriptional profiles intracellular pathogens mycobacterium tuberculosis complex mtc clinical isolates global gene expression immune activation mtb gene expression m. tuberculosis medicine antibiotic resistance antimicrobial susceptibility drug discovery cystic fibrosis

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Identification of 6,8-Ditrifluoromethyl Halogenated Phenazine as a Potent Bacterial Biofilm-Eradicating Agent. Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry (2025)

Qiwen GaoHongfen YangJeremy SheiberPriscila Cristina Bartolomeu HalickiKe LiuDavid BlancoSadie MilhousShouguang JinKyle RohdeRenee FleemanRobert W. Huigens III

biofilmsbioorganic chemistrybiochemistryorganic chemistry

Atypical Mycobacterium Abscessus Blari Ortholog Mediates Regulation of Energy Metabolism but Not β‐Lactam Resistance. Molecular Microbiology (2024)

Lauren E. BonefontHaley C. DavenportCatherine T. ChatonKonstantin V. KorotkovKyle H. Rohde

bacteriamolecular microbiologymolecular biologymicrobiology

Detection of Mtb and Ntm: Preclinical Validation of a New Asymmetric Pcr-Binary Deoxyribozyme Sensor Assay. Microbiology Spectrum (2024)

Yasmin Castillos das NevesAna Julia ReisMarcos Alaniz RodriguesErica ChimaraMaria Cristina da Silva LourençoJacques FountainIvy Bastos RamisAndrea von GrollYulia GerasimovaKyle H. RohdePedro Eduardo Almeida da Silva

lead identificationnanotechnologymicrobiologypreclinical validation

Discovery and Characterization of a Second Blari-Type Two-Component Signaling System in Mycobacterium Abscessus. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Lauren E. BonefontHaley DavenportCatherine T. ChatonKonstantin KorotkovKyle Rohde

pathogensmicrobial pathogenesisbacteriologysystems biologybiologypathogenic bacteriamycobacterium abscessussecond blari-type two-componentbacteriamicrobiology

Orphan Response Regulator Nnar is Critical for Nitrate and Nitrite Assimilation in Mycobacterium Abscessus. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2024)

Breven S. SimcoxKyle H. Rohde

microbial pathogenesisnitrite assimilationmicrobial physiologymycobacterium abscessusmicrobiology

Mycobacterium Abscessus Dosrs Two-Component System Controls a Species-Specific Regulon Required for Adaptation to Hypoxia. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2023)

Breven S. SimcoxBrooke R. TomlinsonLindsey N. ShawKyle H. Rohde

microbial pathogenesismycobacterium abscessusinfectious diseasesmicrobiologyspecies-specific regulon

Implementation of a Mycobacterial Crispri Platform in Mycobacterium Abscessus and Demonstration of the Essentiality of Ftsz. Tuberculosis (2022)

Rashmi GuptaKyle H. Rohde

tuberculosismycobacterium abscessusmycobacterial crispri platforminfectious diseases

Proton Motive Force-Disrupting Antimycobacterial Guanylurea Polymer. Biomacromolecules (2022)

Michelle Miranda-VelezGolam Sabbir SarkerPriya RamisettySandra GedenPriscila Cristina Bartolomeu HalickiThirunavukkarasu AnnamalaiYuk-Ching Tse-DinhKyle H. RohdeJoong Ho Moon

materials sciencebiophysicsbiomolecular engineeringpolymer sciencebiopolymers

Synthesis and Evaluation of Marine Natural Product-Inspired Meroterpenoids With Selective Activity Toward Dormant Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. ACS Omega (2022)

Anshupriya SiAlexander D. LandgrafSandra GedenSteven J. SucheckKyle H. Rohde

tuberculosisnatural productsphytochemical analysisenantioselective synthesismarine biotechnologyorganic synthesisglobal healthphytochemistryselective activitychemical synthesisnatural product synthesisnatural product researchsynthetic biologyphytochemicals

Acceleration of Tb Drug Discovery by AI-Based Virtual Screening Against Underexploited Targets. (2021)

Ha H. TruongSandra GedenRashmi GuptaKyle Rohde

tb drug discoveryartificial intelligenceai-based virtual screeningdrug discoveryunderexploited targets

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Kyle Rohde

Professor

University of Central Florida

Affiliations

College of Medicine

Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences

Kyle Rohde is currently serving as a Burnett School Of Biomedical Sciences Professor at University of Central Florida.

Honors

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University of Central Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Identification of 6,8-Ditrifluoromethyl Halogenated Phenazine as a Potent Bacterial Biofilm-Eradicating Agent. Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry (2025)

Qiwen GaoHongfen YangJeremy SheiberPriscila Cristina Bartolomeu HalickiKe LiuDavid BlancoSadie MilhousShouguang JinKyle RohdeRenee FleemanRobert W. Huigens III

biofilmsbioorganic chemistrybiochemistryorganic chemistry

Atypical Mycobacterium Abscessus Blari Ortholog Mediates Regulation of Energy Metabolism but Not β‐Lactam Resistance. Molecular Microbiology (2024)

Lauren E. BonefontHaley C. DavenportCatherine T. ChatonKonstantin V. KorotkovKyle H. Rohde

bacteriamolecular microbiologymolecular biologymicrobiology

Detection of Mtb and Ntm: Preclinical Validation of a New Asymmetric Pcr-Binary Deoxyribozyme Sensor Assay. Microbiology Spectrum (2024)

lead identificationnanotechnologymicrobiologypreclinical validation

Discovery and Characterization of a Second Blari-Type Two-Component Signaling System in Mycobacterium Abscessus. Authorea (Authorea) (2024)

Lauren E. BonefontHaley DavenportCatherine T. ChatonKonstantin KorotkovKyle Rohde

pathogensmicrobial pathogenesisbacteriologysystems biologybiologypathogenic bacteriamycobacterium abscessussecond blari-type two-componentbacteriamicrobiology

Orphan Response Regulator Nnar is Critical for Nitrate and Nitrite Assimilation in Mycobacterium Abscessus. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2024)

Breven S. SimcoxKyle H. Rohde

microbial pathogenesisnitrite assimilationmicrobial physiologymycobacterium abscessusmicrobiology

Mycobacterium Abscessus Dosrs Two-Component System Controls a Species-Specific Regulon Required for Adaptation to Hypoxia. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2023)

Breven S. SimcoxBrooke R. TomlinsonLindsey N. ShawKyle H. Rohde

microbial pathogenesismycobacterium abscessusinfectious diseasesmicrobiologyspecies-specific regulon

Implementation of a Mycobacterial Crispri Platform in Mycobacterium Abscessus and Demonstration of the Essentiality of Ftsz. Tuberculosis (2022)

Rashmi GuptaKyle H. Rohde

tuberculosismycobacterium abscessusmycobacterial crispri platforminfectious diseases

Proton Motive Force-Disrupting Antimycobacterial Guanylurea Polymer. Biomacromolecules (2022)

Michelle Miranda-VelezGolam Sabbir SarkerPriya RamisettySandra GedenPriscila Cristina Bartolomeu HalickiThirunavukkarasu AnnamalaiYuk-Ching Tse-DinhKyle H. RohdeJoong Ho Moon

materials sciencebiophysicsbiomolecular engineeringpolymer sciencebiopolymers

Synthesis and Evaluation of Marine Natural Product-Inspired Meroterpenoids With Selective Activity Toward Dormant Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. ACS Omega (2022)

Anshupriya SiAlexander D. LandgrafSandra GedenSteven J. SucheckKyle H. Rohde

Acceleration of Tb Drug Discovery by AI-Based Virtual Screening Against Underexploited Targets. (2021)

Ha H. TruongSandra GedenRashmi GuptaKyle Rohde

tb drug discoveryartificial intelligenceai-based virtual screeningdrug discoveryunderexploited targets

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