Immunology

Immunology

host-microbe and host-pathogen interactions • immunotherapy • immunology and cancer • innate immunity • immune signaling

Tania A. Baker
Faculty Spotlight

Tania A. Baker

Professor of Biology; Investigator Emeritus, Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Tania Baker’s current research explores mechanisms and regulation of enzyme-catalyzed protein unfolding, ATP-dependent protein degradation, and remodeling of the proteome during cellular stress responses.

Q&A: Why feeling sick may be important for surviving infection

3 Questions with new faculty member Zuri Sullivan: Exploring the mechanisms underlying changes during infection

Biologists identify targets for new pancreatic cancer treatments

Helping the immune system attack tumors

A blueprint for better cancer immunotherapies

Ragon faculty finds intricate functions of Resident Tissue Macrophages (RTM’s) extend beyond immune defense

Seychelle Vos and Hernandez Moura Silva named HHMI Freeman Hrabowski Scholars

Why lung cancer doesn’t respond well to immunotherapy