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lab techniques: classical diagnostic parasitology techniques, microscopy, parasite culture, in vitro assays, DNA and RNA extraction, PCR, RTPCR, qPCR, qRT-PCR, digital PCR, and ELISA. Experience with
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. Research areas of interest include, but are not limited to, emerging, re-emerging, and zoonotic pathogens—including viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic agents—as well as host immunity to infection and
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system (HIS) mice, to shed light on the nature and function of these human T-cell subsets in vivo. Delve into the exciting and complex world of malaria research, as we work to identify parasite-derived
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genomics. Whole genome comparisons to connect genetic variation to phenotypes relevant to disease susceptibility/resistance, resistance to parasites and pests (e.g., flies, worms, ticks), morphology
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cattle; digestive disorders; interactions between the rumen and lung microbiomes; antimicrobial use in production systems; transboundary ruminant parasites and other pathogens in food animals; and other