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Program in Immunology and Virology Laboratory Rotation Projects
There are 40 Program in Immunology and Virology related labs with rotation projects available, as follows:
Affiliated Faculty
- Elliot Androphy, M.D.
- Pathogenesis of papillomavirus infections
- Leslie Berg, Ph.D.
- T lymphocyte development and activation
- Victor Boyartchuk, Ph.D.
- Studies of the Genetic Factors Controlling Susceptibility to Infectious Diseases using Animal Model Systems
- Francis Chan, Ph.D.
- The Role of Programmed Cell Death in Immune Functions and Diseases
- Jason J. Chen, Ph.D.
- Cell cycle checkpoints, genomic instability, and apoptosis in cells expressing papillomavirus oncogenes
- Paul Clapham, Ph.D.
- The HIV envelope: Biology, Receptors and Cellular Tropisms
- Francis Ennis, M.D.
- Immune response of host to virus infections, emphasizing cellular responses
- Robert Finberg, M.D.
- Host-microbial interactions
- Katherine Fitzgerald, Ph.D.
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- Jon Goguen, Ph.D.
- Function and Regulation of Virulence Genes in the Plague Bacillus,
Yersinia pestis
- Heinrich Gottlinger, Ph.D.,M.D.
- Molecular Biology of HIV-1
- Sharone Green, M.D.
- Research Interests
- Steven Grossman, Ph.D.,M.D.
- Protein stability and cancer
- Eric Huseby, Ph.D.
- Development of T cell tolerance of self and the autoimmune consequence of when it fails.
- Ronald Iorio, Ph.D.
- Viral pathogenesis and virulence; viral entry and the mechanism of virus-induced membrane fusion; viral glycoproteins and receptors
- Joonsoo Kang, Ph.D.
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- Michelle Kelliher, Ph.D.
- Apoptosis and cancer
- Timothy Kowalik, Ph.D.
- Cell activation and DNA viruses
- Evelyn Kurt-Jones, Ph.D.
- Signaling by receptors on monocytes and macrophages that mediate the innate immune response to bacterial and viral infection.
- John Leong, Ph.D.,M.D.
- Interactions of pathogenic bacteria with mammalian cells.
- Stuart M Levitz, M.D.
- Interplay between a host immune system and opportunistic fungal pathogens
- Shan Lu, Ph.D.,M.D.
- Immunogenicity of Protein Antigens
- Elizabeth Luna, Ph.D.
- Membrane Skeleton Dynamics, Motility, Adhesion, Signal Transduction
- Katherine Luzuriaga, M.D.
- Virus-Host Dynamics in Persistent Viral Infections
- Peter Newburger, M.D.
- Molecular basis of phagocyte function and selenoprotein biosynthesis
- Kenneth Rock, M.D.
- Mechanisms to control display of foreign antigens to immune system
- Aldo Rossini, M.D.
- Diabetes Research
- Alan Rothman, M.D.
- Immunopathogenesis of Virus Diseases
- Madelyn Schmidt, Ph.D.
- Gene therapy approaches to treat genetic immunodeficiencies
- Liisa Selin, M.D., Ph.D.
- Mechanisms of viral immunology: heterologous immunity and CD8 T cell crossreactivity during viral infections.
- Neal Silverman, Ph.D.
- Immune Signaling Pathways
- Merav Socolovsky, Ph.D.,MBBS
- Molecular mechanisms regulating the homeostasis of hematopoietic progenitros
- Janet Stavnezer, Ph.D.
- Mechanism and Regulation of Antibody Class Switch Recombination
- Lawrence Stern, Ph.D.
- Molecular recognition in the immune system
- Mario Stevenson, Ph.D.
- Pathogenesis of Primate Lentiviruses, Especially HIV
- John Sullivan, M.D.
- Epstein-Barr Virus [EBV] and Human Immunodeficiency Virus [HIV]
- Eva Szomolanyi-Tsuda, M.D.
- Interactions of viral gene products and host immune systems
- Raymond Welsh, Ph.D.
- Viral and Tumor Immunology
- Robert Woodland, Ph.D.
- Regulation of B Cell Survival Control of Virus Expression by Lymphocyte Activators
- Maria Zapp, Ph.D.
- Regulation of retroviral and cellular mRNA transport
See the GSBS Rotation Finder tool for an opportunity to screen all the available projects by research section text, keywords, and program affiliation.
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