I study the metabolic control of immune cells during disease and find ways to help them to function properly to fight disease.
My primary role in this laboratory is to look at multiple mouse models of lupus, treat with various drugs, and monitor disease progression or regression, managing multiple projects simultaneously. I maintain many diverse strains of mice, devise appropriate breeding schemes to create additional strains, and perform a variety of tests on the mice and resulting cells and tissues. I also screen new drugs using in vitro culture conditions before testing those with promising results on mouse models. In addition I aid in, training new people, performing literature searches, data analysis as well as aiding in manuscript and grant preparation.
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