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Greg Barton received his undergraduate degree from Princeton University. He performed his graduate work in the lab of Alexander Rudensky at the University of Washington and his postdoctoral training with Ruslan Medzhitov at Yale University. He joined the faculty at Berkeley in 2005. barton@berkeley.edu |
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Jacques Deguine, a postdoctoral fellow, joined the lab in 2012. He performed his graduate work in the lab of Philippe Bousso at the Pasteur Institute, Paris. Jacques studies the molecular pathways controlling inflammation. jdeguine@berkeley.edu |
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Alex Engel, a postdoctoral fellow, joined the lab in 2008. He received his undergraduate degree from Pomona College. He performed his graduate work in the lab of Peter Walter at UCSF. Alex studies compartmental control of TLR signaling and the endosomal trafficking pathways that build nucleic acid sensing/TLR signaling endosomes. alex.engel@berkeley.edu |
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Meghan Koch, a postdoctoral fellow, joined the lab in 2011. She received her undergraduate degree from UC: Santa Barbara. She performed her graduate work in Dan Campbell's lab at the University of Washington. Meghan studies the role of innate immunity in the maintenance of intestinal immune homeostasis mkoch@berkeley.edu |
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Bettina Lee, a MCB graduate student, joined the lab in 2008. She received her undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley. Bettina studies TLR cell biology. bettinalee@berkeley.edu |
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Zachary Newman, a MCB graduate student, joined the lab in 2010. He received his undergraduate degree from Haverford College. Zachary studies the importance of TLR9 regulation for self/non-self recognition. zaqnewman@berkeley.edu |
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April Price, a postdoctoral fellow, joined the lab in 2012. She received her undergraduate degree from Stanford University and
completed her graduate work in Richard Locksley's lab at University of California San Francisco. April studies TLR function in the intestine. AprilPrice@berkeley.edu |
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Gabrielle Reiner, a lab tech, joined the lab in 2012. She received her undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley. greiner@berkeley.edu |
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Allison Roberts, a MCB graduate student, joined the lab in 2011. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago. Allison studies how phagocytic receptors influence innate immune activation. aroberts@berkeley.edu |
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Bethany Russell, the Lab Manager, joined the lab in 2011. She received her undergraduate degree from Northeastern University. brrussell@berkeley.edu |
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Kelsey Sivick, a postdoctoral fellow, joined the lab in 2010. She received her undergraduate degree from Pennsylvania State University. She performed her graduate work in the lab of Harry Mobley at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Kelsey studies how protective immune responses are initiated within the intestine. ksivick@berkeley.edu |
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Jeffrey Shu, a lab tech, joined the lab in 2012. He received his undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley. jeffreyshu@berkeley.edu |
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Laura Lau joined the lab in 2006 as its Lab Manager. She is currently pursuing her PhD at the University of Washington in Dan Stetson's lab. |
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Sarah Ewald graduated from the MCB program in 2010 and is now a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University in John Boothroyd's lab.
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Roman Barbalat, graduated from the MCB program in 2010 and is now a consultant for ZS Associates. |
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Nick Arpaia, graduated from the MCB program in 2011 and is now a postdoctoral fellow at Sloan-Kettering in Sasha Rudensky's lab. |  |
Maria Mouchess, graduated from the MCB program in 2011 and is now a postdoctoral fellow at UCSF in Mark Anderson's lab. |
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Jernej Godec, a former Staff Research Associate I, is now pursuing a PhD in Immunology at Harvard University. He received his undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley. |