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Audrey Putelo

Pinn Hall 1014

Title: Distal inflammatory priming of normal mammary tissue by the gut microbiome drives breast tumor metastasis via metabolic dysregulation

Christine Nelson

Pinn Hall 1014

Title: T cell-mediated immunity to Mycobacterium tuberculosis: The role of co-stimulation in protection and disease

Samy Lempke

Pinn Hall 1014

Title: Reactive nitrogen species disable Toxoplasma gondii effectors for effective IFNγ-mediated restriction"

Lydia Kitelinger

Pinn Hall 1014

Title: "Mechanical ablation enhances melanoma-specific T cell activation & tumor antigen acquisition by conventional dendritic cells in a trafficking independent manner."

Josh Samuels

Pinn Hall 1014

Title: SHP-1 restricts immune functions and orchestrates lipid metabolism in microglia in amyloid-beta amyloidosis

Isaac Babcock

Pinn Hall 1014

Title: "Enhancing the specificity of Cx3cr1 CreERT2 microglial genetic targeting utilizing a macrophage depletion/repopulation strategy"

Amanda Lulu

Pinn Hall 1014

Title: "Determining mechanisms of acquired resistance to CAR-T therapy in an antigenpos minimal residual disease model of pediatric rhabdomyosarcoma"