Amelia K. Pinto Laboratory
Identifying the immune correlates of protection for infectious diseases to improve vaccine efficacy. To effectively treat viral infections we must first understand how the protective immune response develops. We try to identify the specific mechanisms which contribute to immune function, viral control. We are interested in viral sepsis, how obesity alters immune function, and how cross-reactive T cells contribute to viral control.
Both this website (viralimmunology.org) and my associated twitter page represent my views and opinions and are not the views of my employer. My tweets, opinions, and the views expressed are my own.
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Excited to announce new work from my lab. Congrats everyone. Metabolic syndrome and aberrant immune responses to vi… https://t.co/ygsZefco01 -
RT @IDEpiPhD: If you've been going maskless indoors this summer, it's time to re-evaluate. Cases and hospitalizations are going u… https://t.co/rd3z9BCVwR
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Great work by Lizzie @virusesareneat and Michaella. I enjoyed writing this with both of you, @ViralImmunology. Imp… https://t.co/AbxPMGR8hP
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