Badovinac Lab Photo 2022 – Elvia, Mohammad, Debbie, Vladimir, Shravan, Roger (Pat is missing)

Badovinac Lab Photo 2022 – Elvia, Mohammad, Debbie, Vladimir, Shravan, Roger (Pat is missing)

Our long-term interest lies in elucidating the mechanisms that govern CD8 T cell responses after infection and/or immunization. We are interested in exploring the pathways that are involved in Ag-specific CD8 T cell homeostasis in vivo and exploring how the manipulation of these pathways can be used to facilitate the generation and maintenance of productive memory CD8 T cell responses in health and disease.

We are also investigating the sepsis-induced state of immunoparalysis and exploring treatments to restore/improve immunity in sepsis survivors.

The Badovinac lab is currently seeking highly skilled Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Scholars to conduct cutting-edge research on T cell immunity after various types of infections and/or immunizations.  Sepsis centered research based on experimental mouse models and human patients samples is priority.

Please direct inquires directly to vladimir-badovinac@uiowa.edu

New publication from Isaac Jensen

Worry and FRET: ROS production leads to fluorochrome tandem degradation and impairs interpretation of flow cytometric results [please see the full text]

 

Normal vs degraded fluorophore staining

 

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