Anna Huttenlocher, MD

Biography

Name: Anna Huttenlocher, MD                                              Department: Medical Microbiology and Immunology                                                      Immunology Focus Area: Autoimmunity, Reproductive, and Transplant Immunology Descriptive Title of Research:  Innate immunity and inflammation             Research Description: The focus of research in our group is on understanding the molecular mechanisms that regulate inflammation and its resolution. Using both human cells (primary and human iPS cells) and zebrafish we dissect pathways that alter leukocyte migration and the onset and resolution of inflammation. We are particularly interested in mechanisms that regulate neutrophil-macrophage cross talk that affect host pathogen interactions, wound repair and cancer progression (“unhealed wound”). We are also interested in how impaired inflammation resolution contributes to the development of autoimmune and chronic inflammatory diseases. Link to Publications: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=huttenlocher+a Graduate Program Affiliations:  Microbiology doctoral training program; Cell and Molecular Biology; Cell and Molecular Pathology; Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology; Cancer Biology; Toxicology; Pathobiological Sciences Website: https://medmicro.wisc.edu/people_faculty_profile.php?id=huttenlocher&view=intro