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Advancing Threespine Stickleback Fish as an Outbred Immunogenetics Model by Pinpointing the Onset of Adaptive Immunity

Niebergall, Emily Rebecca (University of Oregon, 2020)

Understanding the onset of the adaptive immune system is important for understanding host-microbe interactions and the development of disease phenotypes. While the onset of adaptive immunity has been previously studied in ...
Advancing threespine stickleback fish as an outbred immunogenetics model by pinpointing the onset of adaptive immunity

Niebergall, Emily

T-cell deficiencies cause cell-mediated immunodeficiencies including Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) and DiGeorge Syndrome. Understanding cell-mediated deficiency is complicated by the invasive nature of prenatal ...
Investigating an adaptive explanation for nonprogressor immune responses to SIV

McVeety, Kelsie (University of Oregon, 2015-06)

HIV/AIDS continues to be a widespread epidemic that is currently treated with immunotherapies that target the viral mechanisms, leaving room for the evolution of resistant strains. Most research into novel therapies that ...
Investigating the mechanism of activation by inflammatory signaling molecules S100A9 and lipopolysaccharides

Murawsky, Hannah (University of Oregon, 2022)

Inflammation is the most common cause of death worldwide. Mediated by the innate immune system, inflammation serves as one of the first lines of defense against infection and injury. However, when this natural and healthy ...
Investigating the mechanism of activation by inflammatory signaling molecules S100A9 and lipopolysaccharides

Murawsky, Hannah (University of Oregon, 2021)

Inflammation is the most common cause of death worldwide. Mediated by the innate immune system, inflammation serves as one of the first lines of defense against infection and injury. However, when this natural and healthy ...