While many studies in immunology are focused on translation to specific diseases or clinical indications, there is also an intense interest in the basic mechanisms of how the immune system functions, ranging from understanding signaling cascades to the mechanisms of memory T-cell maintenance. Work in basic immunology includes studies in a variety of systems ranging from fruit flies to mice to humans and includes studies at the genetic, biochemical, cellular and systems levels.
David Al-Adra
Position title: Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery
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David Beebe, PhD
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Matthew E. Brown, PhD
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Anna Huttenlocher, MD
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Bruce Klein, PhD
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Jeniel Nett, MD, PhD
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Claire O'Leary
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Becky Richards, MD, PhD
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Paul M. Sondel, PhD, MD
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