TICK IMMUNITY

The Tick Immunity Symposium conducted in an in-person format, supported by P01 funding from NIH NIAID, made its return in 2022, after an...

We were eager to host a full-blown symposium in 2021, but our plan had to change as coronavirus infection rates rose and new strains...

After careful thought, we decided to postpone our 2020 symposium to a later time, as an in-person meeting is not appropriate due to the...

Local, national, and international researchers, students, special guests, and stakeholders gathered together on October 17, 2019 to...

Joao H. F. Pedra of the University of Maryland School of Medicine and his team published a new review paper that briefly discusses...

Erol Fikrig and team at the Yale University School of Medicine published a new paper examining the role of Mannose Binding Lectin (MBL)...

Utpal Pal and team at the University of Maryland, College Park published a review on the interactions between Borrelia burgdorferi...

Ulrike Munderloh and team at the University of Minnesota published a new paper on mutational analysis of gene function. Mutational...

Researchers identify the molecule p47 as a binding partner that induces a signaling cascade to limit microbial infection Researchers at...

Utpal Pal and his team at the University of Maryland, College Park, published a new paper characterizing the roles of Ixodes scapularis ...

How evolution has shaped vector immunity, calling for immunologists and evolutionary ecologists to work together to tackle some of these...