Infectious Disease and Microbiome Program

Study finds a molecule made by the bacterium that helps moderate immune responses.

Using a newly developed method, researchers have discovered more movement of key antibiotic resistance genes within hospitals than previously thought.

Researchers find key biological factors associated with efficacy of the tuberculosis vaccine, and suggest ways to further study and monitor vaccine-induced immunity.

International study reveals gut bacteria from people in industrialized societies swap genes at much higher rates

Study suggests blocking folate metabolism with oral, prophylactic drugs could reduce viral replication in infected cells

Mathematical model suggests pooled testing could identify up to 20 times more COVID-19 infections per day than individual testing

Study suggests forcing bacteria to burn more energy could make them more susceptible to antibiotics

The experimental CRISPR-based test, with further development, could potentially be used outside of labs.

Analysis of individual immune cells shows how Ebola manipulates the immune system.