Lab Members:

	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
	Nick Arpaia, a MCB graduate student, joined the lab in 2007.  He received his undergraduate degree from SUNY Geneseo.  Nick studies the relevance of TLR signaling specificity for innate and adaptive immune responses. narpaia@berkeley.edu
	Roman Barbalat, a MCB graduate student, joined the lab in 2007.  He received his undergraduate degree from UCLA.  Roman studies viral recognition by the innate immune system. roman.barbalat@gmail.com
	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.engel@berkeley.edu
	Sarah Ewald, a MCB graduate student, joined the lab in 2006.  She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.  Sarah studies TLR cell biology. see@berkeley.edu
	Laura Lau, the Lab Manager, joined the lab in 2006.  She received her undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley.  Laura keeps the trains running on time. laulaura@berkeley.edu
	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
	Maria Mouchess, a MCB graduate student, joined the lab in 2006.  She received her undergraduate degree from UCLA.  Maria studies mechanisms and regulation of self/non-discrimination by nucleic acid sensing TLRs. mmouchess@berkeley.edu
	Jernej Godec, a MCB undergraduate student