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Research
Dengue
Secreted NS1 and anti-NS1 antibody in dengue pathogenesis
Eva Harris, UC Berkeley
Transcriptional profile of the host response to dengue fever
David Relman, Stanford University
Detection and discovery of viruses associated with dengue-like illness
Joseph DeRisi, UC San Francisco
Genetic signatures of dengue virus emergence
Shannon Bennett, California Academy of Science
Mosquito innate immune responses to dengue virus
Anthony James, UC Irvine
siRNA and miRNA pathways in pathogenesis of RNA viruses and cellular response
Andrew Fire, Stanford
Identification of dominant drug targets in Dengue virus infections
Karla Kirkegaard, Stanford
Assessing Host B cell and Viral intra-host Diversity in Dengue virus infection
Poornima Parameswaran, UC Berkeley
Viral and Prion Zoonoses
- Antivirals and vaccines against arenavirus infections
- Michael Buchmeier, UC Irvine
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- Targeting the entry pathway of New World arenaviruses
- Paula Cannon, USC
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- Nipah and Hendra virus entry and budding
- Benhur Lee, UC Los Angeles
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- Molecular mechanism of zoonotic prion transmission
- Christina Sigurdson, UC San Diego (CD)
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- A functional IVIG aptamer agonist for West Nile Virus infections
- Edouard Cantin, Beckman Research Institute at the City of Hope (DP)
Botulinum Neurotoxin
- Structural diversity of botulinum neurotoxins
- Raymond Stevens,The Scripps Research Institute
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- Evolving diagnostic antibodies for botulinum neurotoxins
- James Marks, UC San Francisco
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- Highly-sensitive in vitro assay for botulinum neurotoxins
- Markus Kalkum, City of Hope
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Burkholderia
- Burkholderia pseudomallei autotransporter and TPS proteins
- Peggy Cotter, University of North Carolina
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- Type III secretion in Burkholderia pseudomallei
- Jeff F. Miller, UC Los Angeles
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- Genomic correlates of virulence in experimental melioidosis
- Paul Keim, Northern Arizona University
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- Antigenemia immunoassay for diagnosis melioidosis
- David AuCoin , University of Nevada, Reno
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- Innovations in detection and the potential for disease screening through VOCS
- Donald Blake, UC Irvine
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- Single-cell technology for analyzing spatial expression of B. pseudomallei genes
- Hoang T. Tung, University of Hawaii at Manoa
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- Probing a novel pathway found in distally related pathogens required for survival in macrophages
- Celia Goulding, UC Irvine (DP)
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- Cytotoxic domains of bacterial contact-dependent growth inhibition (CDI) systems
- Christopher Hayes, UC Santa Barbara (DP)
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- Burkholderia pseudomallei autotransporter and TPS proteins.
- David Low, UC Santa Barbara
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- Burkholderia mallei Type VI secretion system-associated effectors
- Mary Burtnick, University of South Alabama
Bacterial Zoonoses
- Intracellular biology of F. tularensis
- Marcus Horwitz, UC Los Angeles
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- Molecular mechanisms of F. tularensis pathogenesis and immunity
- Denise Monack, Stanford University
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- Infection and immunity in reservoir hosts
- Alan Barbour, UC Irvine
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- Bartonella henselae: Mechanisms of chronic bloodstream infection
- Jane Koehler, UC San Francisco (DP)
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- Enhancing safety and efficacy of vaccina virus vectored vaccines using mircropolymers
- Linden Hu, Tufts Medical Center (DP)
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- An integrated multiplex antibody sensor for rapid, point-of-care serodiagnosis
- Kevin Plaxco, UC Santa Barbara (DP)
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- Targeting bacterial pathogens with siderophore-based immunization
- Manuela Raffatellu, UC Irvine (DP)
Coccidioidomycosis
- Coccidioides proteins as vaccines and diagnostics
- John Galgiani, University of Arizona
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- Comparative genomics to identify Coccidioides virulence factors
- Anita Sil, UC San Francisco/John Taylor, UC Berkeley
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