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  Alphabetical List
Name Research Interests
Michael Apicella, M.D. Molecular basis of the human immune response to pathogenic Neisseria and Haemophilus; Neisseria and Haemophilus vaccine technology.
Robert Ashman, M.D. B lymphocyte activation and programmed death.
Zuhair Ballas, M.D. Thymic ontogeny; Killer cells; Immunodeficiency.
Gail Bishop, Ph.D. Molecular basis of B cell signaling; Structure-function analysis of signal receptors.
John Butler, Ph.D. Antibody repertoire development; Mucosal Immunity.
John Cowdery, M.D. T cell regulation of B cell responses; Anti-T cell immunotherapy.
Morris Dailey, M.D.,Ph.D. Intercellular recognition and adhesion receptors; T cell differentiation; Effector T cells and inflammation.
Elizabeth Field, M.D. Transplant immunology; T helper cell subsets; T cell tolerance.
Thomas Griffith, Ph.D. My research is focused on identifying methods of using apoptotic cell death in the treatment of cancer.
John Harty, Ph.D. Specificity and effector mechanisms in CD8+ T cell immunity to bacterial infection.
Jonathan Heusel, M.D., Ph.D. The mechanisms of activation of natural killer (NK) cells and the interactions between NK cells and dendritic cells in the settings of viral infection and allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
Bruce Hostager, Ph.D. Signal transduction in cells of the immune system, focusing on TNF receptor family members.
Joel Kline , M.D. Study of the modulation of airway inflammatory responses in asthma.
Michael Knudson, M.D., Ph.D Understanding the Regulation of Programmed Cell Death.
David Kusner, M.D.,Ph.D. Innate immunity, Signal transduction in macrophages, Tuberculosis
David Lubaroff, Ph.D. Lymphocyte effector populations; Lymphocyte Activation; Tumor immunology.
Richard Lynch, M.D. Structure and function of IgA, IgM, and IgE Fc receptors; Tumor immunology.
Brian Martin, Ph.D. We study the role of inflammatory complement proteins in cell signaling, chemotaxis and cancer growth control.
Craig Morita, M.D.,Ph.D. Human gd T cell recognition of nonpeptide antigens and CD1.
William Nauseef, M.D. Neutrophil structure and function; Neutrophil signaling pathways.
Stanley Perlman, M.D.,Ph.D. Pathogenesis of demyelination caused by viral infection of the CNS; mechanisms of brain inflammation.
Frederick Quelle, Ph.D. Cytokine receptor signal transduction mechanisms regulating the growth, survival, and function of blood cells
Timothy Ratliff, Ph.D. Host immune response to tumors.
Thomas Waldschmidt, Ph.D. B lymphocyte biology; T cell-B cell interactions; Autoimmune disease.
George Weiner, M.D. Immune response to lymphoma; Bispecific therapeutic antibodies.
Joel Weinstock, M.D. Role of T cell subsets and cytokines in granulomatous inflammation; Immune response to Schistosome infection.
Jerrold Weiss, Ph.D. Inflammatory Response to Invading Bacteria
Mary Wilson, M.D. Pathogenisis of infection with the parasite, Leishmania chagasi.


By Department

INTERNAL MEDICINE

Robert Ashman | Zuhair Ballas | Gail Bishop | John Cowdery | Elizabeth Field | Joel Kline | David J. Kusner | Craig Morita | William M. Nauseef | George Weiner | Joel Weinstock | Jerrold Weiss | Mary Wilson

MICROBIOLOGY

Michael Apicella | Robert Ashman | Gail Bishop | John Butler | Morris Dailey | John Harty | David Lubaroff | Richard Lynch | Brian Martin | Stanley Perlman | Mary Wilson |

PATHOLOGY

Morris Dailey | Michael Knudson | Richard Lynch | Thomas Waldschmidt | Jonathan Heusel

PEDIATRICS

Stanley Perlman | Bruce Hostager

PHARMACOLOGY

Frederick Quelle

UROLOGY

Thomas Griffith | David Lubaroff | Timothy Ratliff