Mitchell McGinty
Pinn Hall 1014Absence of TLR5 confers survival in mice bearing ovarian tumors treated with anti-PD-L1
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Research in Progress
Farha Naz
Pinn Hall 1014IL-33 Remediation of dysbiosis to potentiate anti-toxin B antibodies to protect against recurrence of C. difficile Infection Host: William Petri
Audrey Putelo
Pinn Hall 1014Distal metabolic regulation of pre-cancerous mammary tissue by the gut microbiome via immune-modulated crosstalk
Alex Ball
Pinn Hall 1014The role of the CXCR3-CXCL9 signaling axis in driving TH1 antibody polarization
Aimee Potter
Pinn Hall 1014Integrating systems biology approaches to interrogate Neisseria gonorrhoeae metabolism at the host-pathogen interface
Gislane Santos and Isaac Babcock
Pinn Hall 1014Isaac's Title: "Mechanisms of caspase-1-mediated immunity to Toxoplasma gondii" Gislane's Title: "The role of CD38 on T CD8 TRM responses during viral infection".
Lydia Petricca
Pinn Hall 1014Focused ultrasound ablation of melanoma with boiling histotripsy results in tumor antigen acquisition and antigen-dependent dendritic cell activation in draining lymph nodes
Jashim Uddin
Pinn Hall 1014Jashim's Title: Investigating the impact of antibiotic-induced dysbiosis on protection from C. difficile colitis by mouse colonic Innate Lymphoid Cells
Sree Kolli
Pinn Hall 1014Sree's Title: Ovarian Cancer-Initiated TLR5 Signaling Confers Changes in Myelopoiesis
Brett Ransegnola
Pinn Hall 1014Brett's title: Molecular regulators of marginal zone B cells in atherosclerosis
Audrey Brown
Pinn Hall 1014
Josh Samuels
Pinn Hall 1014Title: "SHP-1 negatively regulates microglial innate immune responses in Aβ amyloidosis"