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Sleckman

Barry Sleckman

Development of the adaptive immune response and integration of DNA damage responses and immune responses.

Somersan-Karakaya

Characterize host and bacterial pathways that are important in Mycobacterium tuberculosis survival in the host and identify targets whose inhibition will render Mtb more susceptible to host defenses.

Sonnenberg

Gregory Sonnenberg

The focus and long-term research goals of the Sonnenberg Laboratory are to interrogate the mechanisms that maintain a state of health in the human gastrointestinal tract. Ongoing research in the Sonnenberg Laboratory aims to ...
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Vanpouille-Box

My lab aims at exploring the immune-metabolic role of radiation therapy and to define the impact of TGFb and activin A in the radiation response of glioblastomas.

Nathan

Carl Nathan

The lab studies host-pathogen interactions, focusing on macrophages and Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb). Most projects in the lab today fall into one or more of the following broad topics: host pathways controlling susceptibility and resistance ...
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Nixon

Douglas Nixon

I am interested in host pathogen interactions in human retrovirus infections, including HIV-1 and human endogenous retroviruses.

Rhee

Kyu Rhee

We are interested in the chemical biology of metabolism as a mediator of the host-pathogen interaction. We focus specifically on Mycobacterium tuberculosis and its ability to both asymptomatically infect and cause disease in humans.

Melnick

Ari Melnick

We explore epigenetic mechanisms that are required to drive the humoral immune response, and how disruption of these mechanisms cause malignant transformation into lymphomas.

Mittal

Vivek Mittal

We use integrated preclinial and clinical investigations to determine the contribution of the tumor reprogramed immune microenvironments in lung cancer and breast cancer. We are investigating modalities including subablative radiation and agents that target ...
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Jones

Brad Jones

To advance our understanding of the relationship between HIV and the human immune system primarily cytotoxic T-cells and natural killer cells.