MBIM researchers report new vaginal models that can become infected with sexually transmitted viruses and respond to antiviral drugs.
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A study led by MBIM professor Dr. Bob Hancock finds that programming of the immune system in the first week of life unfolds uniquely in separate geographic cohorts of newborns, which may help predict susceptibility to infection during infancy.
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A team of educators in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology finds that integrating course material into a narrative comic strip format is a powerful way to help students grasp challenging microbiology concepts. Read more:
