
Faculty Research Summaries
Click on the faculty member's name to learn about their current research
interests and selected recent publications. If you want to view faculty grouped
by their research interests, go to the Research page.
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Immunology and cell biology of parasitic helminth
infections; regulation of innate and adaptive immunity in the gut |
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Retrovirus entry and assembly;
Ebola virus; hepatitis C; SARS |
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Human antiviral immunity; vaccines;
HIV |
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Regulation of cell adhesion and adhesion-mediated
signaling |
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HIV pathogenesis, vertebrate microbiome, and genome modification |
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Host factors required for viral pathogenesis in Drosophila
and Mammals |
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Medical Education |
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Listeria monocytogenes; vaccines |
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Herpes simplex virus latency; gene & cancer therapy |
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Listeria monocytogenes, Phospholipase C, phagocytosis,
intracellular growth of bacteria, phospholipids, plasmalogens |
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Professor Emeritus |
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Translation; ribosome recycling factor; antibacterial agents; antifungal
agents |
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Tumor immunology; Listeria monocytogenes; vaccines
against infectious and neoplastic disease |
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T cell activation, Tumors specific T cells, HIV specific
T cells, expression profiles |
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Tumor viruses; EBV associated lymphomas; gene regulation; cancer biology |
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Virus/host interactions; murine retroviruses; new world arenaviruses |
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Immunity to infection; bacterial pathogenesis; vaccines |
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Immunity against bacterial pathogens; bacterial pathogenesis;
Legionella pneumophila |
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S. pneumoniae & H influenzae pathogenesis;
airway colonization; phase variation |
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Murine coronavirus CNS pathogenesis; coronavirus induced hepatitis;
SARS |
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Viral pathogenesis; chronic infections; CD8 T Cell
differentiation; therapeutic vaccination |
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Human papillomaviruses; persistent latent infection;
episome maintenance; tumorigenesis |
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Quorum sensing; bacterial pathogenesis; Vibrio cholerae
and virulence gene regulation; biofilms |
Other Penn Researchers in Microbiology, Virology and Parasitology:
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HCMV; SV40; viral transactivators; tumor
virology; RNA processing; metabolism
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Virus receptors; picornavirus entry;
adenovirus vectors
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Agrobacterum tumefaciens; host-pathogen
interaction; type IV secretion
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Disease ecology, molecular evolution,
microbial ecology/ evolution, host-pathogen interaction |
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Host-pathogen interactions; bacterial
pathogenesis; Yersinia; innate immunity |
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Hepatitis C virus persistence and immune
response |
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HSV-1
glycoproteins & receptors |
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HIV tropism |
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Photosynthetic and respiratory electron
transfer pathways and structure, function and biogenesis of cytochrome
complexes |
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Leukocyte trafficking, chemokines, inflammation,
influenza virus infection |
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Virus-host cell interactons; HIV entry, bunyaviruses, Rift Valley Fever |
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HSV-1 glycoproteins & receptors |
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Vaccines; rabies; HIV-1; HPV-16; poxvirus;
mechanisms of protection; T cell memory; maturation of dendritic cells |
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HSV
pathogenesis; immune evasion; HSV vaccines |
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HIV
and murine leukemia virus entry and pathogenesis |
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Bacterial
regulatory networks; two-component signaling; antimicrobial peptides |
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Protease Function, P.falciparum
(malaria), Chemical biology, Proteomics |
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Parasites, tropical diseases,
schistosoma, schistosomiasis, Platyhelminthes, ion channels, calcium
channels, multidrug resistance proteins, molecular neurobiology, praziquantel |
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Microbiome, wound healing, skin
disease, innate immunity, genomics |
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Origins and evolution of HIV, SIV and malaria |
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Ebola
virus; VSV; matrix proteins; budding; reverse-genetics; virus-host interactions |
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Influenza
virus, antigenic drift, viral pathogenesis, viral receptors, antibody
specificity, vaccines |
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HIV
and SIV pathogenesis; viral entry; humoral immune response; chemokine
receptors |
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Immunity to Toxoplasma gondii, innate
immunity and immunopathology |
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Vaccinia virus; recombinant vaccines;
poxviruses; counter-bioterrorism |
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SIV; HIV; AAV; vaccine, gene transfer |
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Mechanisms of neuronal death; molecular
mechanisms underlying neuronal loss in neurodegenerative disorders; neuronal
responses in HIV encephalitis |
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HIV pathogenesis; HIV immunotherapy |
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Diversity generating enzymes in host-pathogen
interactions |
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HIV
neuropathogenesis; apoptosis; survival pathways |
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HSV, glycoprotein and receptor interactions,
virus entry, cell adhesion |
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Vectorborne diseases, Chagas disease,
Disease Ecology, Global Health, Epidemiology |
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Gammaherpesvirus latency; plasmid maintenance;
chromatin structure; gene expression |
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Vector-associated parasitisms; experimental
filariasis and onchocerciasis |
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Influenza virus; Paramyxoviruses; Respiratory
viral infections;Virus sensors, Anti-viral immunity; Systemic
innate response |
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HIV
immunopathogenesis; innate immunity; cytokines |
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HIV-1 latency; HIV-1 reservoirs, resting
T cells; dendritic cells |
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Lymphocyte activation and tolerance;
T cell response to pathogen infection; HECT-type E3 ubiquitin ligases |
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Molecular population genetics; pathogen
evolution; mathematical modeling |
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Protein
secretion; membrane protein insertion; archaea |
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Viral infection of the CNS |
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Adenovirus; Human Kaposi’s
Sarcoma Virus; immune escape |
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Molecular/cellular parasitology; toxoplasma;
plasmodium (malaria); genomics |
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Escherichia coli and Salmonella pathogenesis;
fimbriae; vaccines |
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T helper cell subsets; IL-12; T cell
memory; Leishmania |
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Streptococcus, pneumoniae pathogenesis,
quorum sensing, two-component signaling |
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HIV and SIV pathogenesis; virus transmission; HCV
pathogenesis; humoral immune responses |
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Human hepatitis delta virus |
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HIV
vaccines; DNA vaccines; West Nile virus; cellular immune responses |
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HIV; dendritic; mRNA; RNA interference;
siRNA; vaccine; HIV coreceptor |
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Virus-host interactions; replication
and restriction of DNA viruses; gene delivery vectors |
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Ebola virus; viral vectors; primate
parvoviruses; SARS |
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Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus;
virus-host interaction; the external guide sequence technique |
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