Taylor Oniskey
Staff Research Associate I
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Worms suppress immunity the best!
The ability of helminthes to modulate mammalian immunity is unparalleled by any current man-made drug or biologic. Given their profound immunoregulatory impact upon the human immune system, most parasitic worms are able to establish chronic infestation and promote a generalized immunosuppressive state within their hosts. In many cases, immunosuppressive cytokines induced by worms drive poor immunological memory, even to unrelated antigens. Our mission is to explore the interface between host and helminth.
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If you are interested in joining our team, please submit your CV, description of your research interests, and the name and email addresses of 2-3 of your scientific mentors to: [email protected]
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Division of Experimental Medicine
San Francisco General Hospital
University of California San Francisco
Laboratory Phone: 415-206-3914
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