Research Labs
A major emphasis of the Department is research in the areas of immunology and host defense; molecular bacteriology, infectious disease pathogenesis; and molecular and tumor virology. Visit the labs below to learn more about individual research labs.
RESEARCH FOCUS
Bodily Lab -
Regulation of host gene expression by human papillomaviruses
Gestal Lab -
Pathogens manipulation of host immune responses
Guo Lab -
Pathogenesis of Herpes Simplex Virus and Cytomegalovirus
Ivanov Lab -
Immunity to vacuolar bacterial pathogens, pathogen discrimination pathways of the immune system
Kamil Lab -
Human cytomegalovirus replication, viral cyclin-dependent kinase mimicry, virus-cell interactions
Kim Lab -
Gene expression and regulation of the Equine Herpesvirus 1 (EHV-1) and Varicella-Zoster virus (VZV)
McGee Lab -
Helicobacter pylori and Arcanobacterium haemolyticum host-pathogen interactions
Muggeridge Lab -
Biology of herpesvirus glycoproteins and membrane fusion
Sapp Lab -
Virus-cell interactions, pathogenesis of human papillomaviruses
Scott Lab -
Molecular pathogenesis of Epstein-Barr virus in tumor progression
Woolard Lab -
Lipid metabolic regulation of macrophage function that contributes to disease pathogenesis
Yurochko Lab -
Human cytomegalovirus host cell Interactions
IMMUNOLOGY AND HOST DEFENSE
Jason M. Bodily
Monica Cartelle Gestal
Hongyan Guo
Stanimir Ivanov
Matthew D. Woolard
Andrew D. Yurochko
INFECTIOUS DISEASE PATHOGENESIS
Jason M. Bodily
Monica Cartelle Gestal
Hongyan Guo
Stanimir Ivanov
Jeremy P. Kamil
Seong Kee Kim
David J. McGee
Martin J. Sapp
Rona S. Scott
Matthew D. Woolard
Andrew D. Yurochko
MOLECULAR AND TUMOR VIROLOGY
Jason M. Bodily
Hongyan Guo
Jeremy P. Kamil
Seong Kee Kim
Martin I. Muggeridge
Martin J. Sapp
Rona S. Scott
Andrew D. Yurochko