Our work has focused on the molecular events important for immune cell development and function with a particular interest in the signaling events initiated by surface receptor engagement. We have been particularly interested in ...
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The research in the Lammerding laboratory is focused on developing novel experimental techniques to investigate the interplay between cellular mechanics and function, with a particular emphasis on the cell nucleus and its response to ...
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Research in my group is focused on the evolutionary genomics of insect-pathogen interactions, emphasizing such questions as how natural selection operates on host immune systems, why individuals vary in susceptibility or resistance to infection, ...
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Dr. Diel’s research focuses the molecular mechanisms underlying virus-host interactions and more specifically on the mechanisms underlying viral immune evasion that contribute to virus virulence and disease pathogenesis. My goal in studying virus-host interactions ...
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My research program addresses 2 main interconnected areas: developmental immunology and immunodeficiencies, with focus on B cell generation and differentiation, and engaging discovery in basic immunology with direct application to clinical immunology. We study ...
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The Feschotte laboratory study transposons and endogenous viruses primarily in vertebrates, including humans. We seek to characterize the impact of these elements on the evolution and physiology of their host species – including disease ...
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Nutrition, infection, and inflammation in pregnancy Role of key micronutrients (iron, vitamin B12, folate) in the etiology of adverse perinatal outcomes (including anemia, infections, birth defects) Design of interventions to improve the health of ...
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My research focuses on how health impacts the conservation of wild carnivores. My particular interest in immunology stems from the need to develop vaccination strategies (and potentially products) for delivery to threatened carnivore populations ...
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Research/Clinical Interest Hemostasis / Thrombosis: Investigation of novel bleeding disorders, developing new assays for investigation of hemostatic defects, refining antithrombotic drug regimens. Sepsis: Development of novel biomarkers including through use of ‘Omics technologies. Antimicrobials: ...
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Dr. Guarino is interested in the development of novel serologic assays for the diagnosis of infection with viral and bacterial pathogens in companion and production animals. Of particular interest is the diagnosis of commonly ...
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