Inflammation and Immunity : Seminars
Research in the Department of Inflammation and Immunity considers how the immune system may cause certain diseases and how it may be used to treat others. Our work addresses both basic mechanisms and clinical objectives.
Location: NE1-205
Title: "The application of regenerative medicine for the novel treatment approach of inflammatory bowel disease: safety, efficacy, and implications for disease discovery"
Amy Lightner, MD, Joint Appointment seminar
Location: NE1-205
Title: "Th17 cell differentiation and function in mouse and human"
Mandy McGeachy, PhD, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Invited by Xiaoxia Li, PhD.
Location: NE1-205
Title: Ifit2, an interferon-induced protein, attenuates neuropathy in coronavirus-infected mice by promoting microglial activation and leukocyte migration to the central nervous system
Jayasri Das Sarma, PhD