Immunology

Immunology

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

Tyler Jacks
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Tyler Jacks

David H. Koch Professor of Biology; Intramural Faculty, Koch Institute; Daniel K. Ludwig Scholar for Cancer Research

Tyler Jacks is interested in the genetic events contributing to the development of cancer, and his group has created a series of mouse strains engineered to carry mutations in genes known to be involved in human cancers.

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

New faculty join the School of Science in 2022

Yiyin Erin Chen and Sam Chunte Peng named as core members of Broad Institute and MIT

Vaccine Booster

Type 1 diabetes from a beta cell’s perspective