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87 Gut microbes, autophagy, inflammatory bowel disease, virology, microbial pathogenesis, microbiota, helminths, mucosal immunity
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4ae My laboratory investigates how our immune system has adapted to the diverse microbial agents we encounter in our lifetime. We address this question by focusing on the gastrointestinal tract where a single layer epithelium separates our body from pathogens and microbial colonizers belonging to the microbiota. Through taking a comparative infection biology approach, our research has identified cellular mechanisms underlying the balanced immune response that is necessary for responding to life-threatening infections while avoiding chronic illnesses like inflammatory bowel disease. Ongoing projects include elucidating how symbiotic intestinal viruses, fungi, and parasites contribute to local and extraintestinal disease susceptibility, defining how the cellular pathway of autophagy mediates resilience towards infectious threats, and understanding how polymicrobial exposure in the natural environment contributes to the developmental maturation of the immune system. Through these projects, we hope to gain further insight into how microbial diversity in the intestinal ecosystem shapes host physiology and pave the way for therapies that restore balanced host-microbe relationships.
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27 Hairu Yang – senior scientist
26 Kasiani Terzoglou - technician
2a Kyungku Jang - postdoctoral fellow
2b Ying-Han Chen - postdoctoral fellow
29 Xiaomin Yao - postdoctoral fellow
2b Lucie Bernard - postdoctoral fellow
2f Christin Herrmann - postdoctoral fellow
2b Wataru Ebina - postdoctoral fellow
31 Christopher Cowley - postdoctoral fellow
25 Yi Yang - postdoctoral fellow
31 Gavyn Chern Wei Bee - postdoctoral fellow
21 Eugene Rudensky - student
21 Alannah Lejeune - student
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25 Research Interests:45 Host-microbe interactions in the gut and inflammatory disease
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87 Gut microbes, autophagy, inflammatory bowel disease, virology, microbial pathogenesis, microbiota, helminths, mucosal immunity
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4ae My laboratory investigates how our immune system has adapted to the diverse microbial agents we encounter in our lifetime. We address this question by focusing on the gastrointestinal tract where a single layer epithelium separates our body from pathogens and microbial colonizers belonging to the microbiota. Through taking a comparative infection biology approach, our research has identified cellular mechanisms underlying the balanced immune response that is necessary for responding to life-threatening infections while avoiding chronic illnesses like inflammatory bowel disease. Ongoing projects include elucidating how symbiotic intestinal viruses, fungi, and parasites contribute to local and extraintestinal disease susceptibility, defining how the cellular pathway of autophagy mediates resilience towards infectious threats, and understanding how polymicrobial exposure in the natural environment contributes to the developmental maturation of the immune system. Through these projects, we hope to gain further insight into how microbial diversity in the intestinal ecosystem shapes host physiology and pave the way for therapies that restore balanced host-microbe relationships.
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27 Hairu Yang – senior scientist
26 Kasiani Terzoglou - technician
2a Kyungku Jang - postdoctoral fellow
2b Ying-Han Chen - postdoctoral fellow
29 Xiaomin Yao - postdoctoral fellow
2b Lucie Bernard - postdoctoral fellow
2f Christin Herrmann - postdoctoral fellow
2b Wataru Ebina - postdoctoral fellow
31 Christopher Cowley - postdoctoral fellow
25 Yi Yang - postdoctoral fellow
31 Gavyn Chern Wei Bee - postdoctoral fellow
21 Eugene Rudensky - student
21 Alannah Lejeune - student
22 Kimberly Zaldana - student
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18f Matsuzawa-Ishimoto Y, Yao X, Koide A, Ueberheide BM, Axelrad JE, Reis BS, Parsa R, Neil JA, Devlin JC, Rudensky E, Dewan MZ, Cammer M, Blumberg RS, Ding Y, Ruggles KV, Mucida D, Koide S* and Cadwell K*.: Gamma delta IEL effector API5 masks genetic susceptibility to Paneth cell death. Nature 610(7932): 547-554, October 2022.
157 Ching KL, de Vries M, Gago J, Dancel-Manning K, Sall J, Rice WJ, Barnett C, Liang FX, Thorpe LE, Shopsin B, Segal LN, Dittmann M*, Torres VJ*, Cadwell K*: ACE2-containing defensosomes serve as decoys to inhibit SARS-CoV-2 infection. PLoS Biol 20(9): e3001754, Sept 2022.
143 Venzon M, Das R, Luciano DJ, Burnett J, Park HS, Devlin JC, Kool ET, Belasco JG, Hubbard EJA*, Cadwell K*: Microbial byproducts determine reproductive fitness of free-living and parasitic nematodes. Cell Host & Microbe 5(22): S1931-3128, April 2022.
148 Dallari S, Heaney T, Rosas-Villegas A, Neil JA, SY, Brown JJ, Urbanek K, Herrmann C, Depledge DP, Dermody TS, Cadwell K. : Enteric viruses evoke broad host immune responses resembling bacterial microbiome. Cell Host & Microbe. 29(6): 1014-1029, June 2021.
198 Yeung F, Chen YH, Lin JD, Leung JM, McCauley C, Devlin JC, Hansen C, Cronkite A, Stephen J, Drake-Dunn C, Fulmer Y, Shopsin B, Ruggles KV, Round JL, Loke P*, Graham AL*, Cadwell K*. : Altered immunity of laboratory mice in the natural environment is associated with fungal colonization. Cell Host & Microbe 27(5): 809-822.e6, May 2020.
10c Keller MD, Ching KL, Liang FX, Dhabaria A, Tam K, Ueberheide BM, Unutmaz D, Torres VJ*, Cadwell K: Decoy exosomes provide protection against bacterial toxins. Nature 579(7798): 260-264, Mar 2020.
134 Martin PK, Marchiando A, Xu R, Rudensky E, Yeung F, Schuster SL, Kernbauer E, Cadwell K. : Autophagy proteins suppress protective type I interferon signaling in response to the gut microbiota. Nat Microbiol 3(10): 1131-1141, Oct 2018.
13a Ramanan D, Bowcutt R, Lee SC, Tang MS, Kurtz ZD, Ding Y, Honda K, Gause WC, Blaser MJ, Bonneau RA, Lim YA, Loke P*, Cadwell K*. : Helminth Infection Promotes Colonization Resistance via Type 2 Immunity. Science 352(6285): 608-12, April 2016.
d9 Kernbauer E, Ding Y, Cadwell K. : An enteric virus can replace the beneficial function of commensal bacteria. Nature 516 (7529): 94-8, Dec 2014.
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18e Chen YH, Yeung F, Lacey KA, Zaldana K, Lin JD, Bee GCW, McCauley C, Barre RS, Liang SH, Hansen CB, Downie AE, Tio K, Weiser JN, Torres VJ, Bennett RJ, Loke P*, Graham AL*, and Cadwell K.: Rewilding of laboratory mice remedies reduced granulopoiesis and sustains enhanced immunity through intestinal fungal colonization. 41 Science Immunology 2023 Notes: In press.18f Matsuzawa-Ishimoto Y, Yao X, Koide A, Ueberheide BM, Axelrad JE, Reis BS, Parsa R, Neil JA, Devlin JC, Rudensky E, Dewan MZ, Cammer M, Blumberg RS, Ding Y, Ruggles KV, Mucida D, Koide S* and Cadwell K*.: Gamma delta IEL effector API5 masks genetic susceptibility to Paneth cell death. Nature 610(7932): 547-554, October 2022.
157 Ching KL, de Vries M, Gago J, Dancel-Manning K, Sall J, Rice WJ, Barnett C, Liang FX, Thorpe LE, Shopsin B, Segal LN, Dittmann M*, Torres VJ*, Cadwell K*: ACE2-containing defensosomes serve as decoys to inhibit SARS-CoV-2 infection. PLoS Biol 20(9): e3001754, Sept 2022.
143 Venzon M, Das R, Luciano DJ, Burnett J, Park HS, Devlin JC, Kool ET, Belasco JG, Hubbard EJA*, Cadwell K*: Microbial byproducts determine reproductive fitness of free-living and parasitic nematodes. Cell Host & Microbe 5(22): S1931-3128, April 2022.
148 Dallari S, Heaney T, Rosas-Villegas A, Neil JA, SY, Brown JJ, Urbanek K, Herrmann C, Depledge DP, Dermody TS, Cadwell K. : Enteric viruses evoke broad host immune responses resembling bacterial microbiome. Cell Host & Microbe. 29(6): 1014-1029, June 2021.
198 Yeung F, Chen YH, Lin JD, Leung JM, McCauley C, Devlin JC, Hansen C, Cronkite A, Stephen J, Drake-Dunn C, Fulmer Y, Shopsin B, Ruggles KV, Round JL, Loke P*, Graham AL*, Cadwell K*. : Altered immunity of laboratory mice in the natural environment is associated with fungal colonization. Cell Host & Microbe 27(5): 809-822.e6, May 2020.
10c Keller MD, Ching KL, Liang FX, Dhabaria A, Tam K, Ueberheide BM, Unutmaz D, Torres VJ*, Cadwell K: Decoy exosomes provide protection against bacterial toxins. Nature 579(7798): 260-264, Mar 2020.
134 Martin PK, Marchiando A, Xu R, Rudensky E, Yeung F, Schuster SL, Kernbauer E, Cadwell K. : Autophagy proteins suppress protective type I interferon signaling in response to the gut microbiota. Nat Microbiol 3(10): 1131-1141, Oct 2018.
13a Ramanan D, Bowcutt R, Lee SC, Tang MS, Kurtz ZD, Ding Y, Honda K, Gause WC, Blaser MJ, Bonneau RA, Lim YA, Loke P*, Cadwell K*. : Helminth Infection Promotes Colonization Resistance via Type 2 Immunity. Science 352(6285): 608-12, April 2016.
d9 Kernbauer E, Ding Y, Cadwell K. : An enteric virus can replace the beneficial function of commensal bacteria. Nature 516 (7529): 94-8, Dec 2014.
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