CramerLab

@cramer_lab

Dartmouth -Microbiology and Immunology, fungal pathogenesis mechanisms; Aspergillus fumigatus, filamentous fungal infections, anti fungal drugs, oxygen

Dartmouth Joined March 2020

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CramerLab @cramer_lab Oct 26, 2023

Applications are open for the 2024 Molecular Mycology Course @MBLScience. An earlier deadline this year (March 6th, 2024) - more information and application instructions: mbl.edu/education/adva…

www.mbl.edu Molecular Mycology: Current Approaches to Fungal Pathogenesis | Marine Biological Laboratory This course addresses the need for more research in the area of fungal diseases as our understanding of the basic pathophysiology of fungal disease lags far behind our understanding of many common...

CramerLab @cramer_lab Jun 8, 2023

A nice collaboration with @tmhohl71 lab is out on Biorxiv, congrats to @MoldyMatt1 on first paper :-) : Aspergillus fumigatus cytochrome c impacts conidial survival during sterilizing immunity biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

www.biorxiv.org Aspergillus fumigatus cytochrome c impacts conidial survival during sterilizing immunity Invasive pulmonary aspergillosis (IPA) is a life-threatening infection caused by species in the ubiquitous fungal genus Aspergillus . While leukocyte-generated reactive oxygen species (ROS) are...

CramerLab @cramer_lab Oct 17, 2022

Happy to share a fun collaborative effort with @ObarLab on how influenza A infection shapes the pulmonary immune environment to allow invasive aspergillosis: biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

CramerLab @cramer_lab Sep 9, 2022

And for all the PhD students out there that do not want to be PIs right now in the middle of your studies -- neither did Sarah or Kelly when they were in your shoes 😀!

CramerLab @cramer_lab Sep 9, 2022

Congrats to my two former PhD students, Dr. Kelly Shepardson @KellyShepardson and Dr. Sarah Beattie @BeattieLab for starting their own research laboratories at UC-Merced and Univ. Iowa Carver school of medicine respectively 😀. So proud of you both. Go Aspergillus!