Host-Microbe Interactions

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host-microbe interactions

microbial worm — Adult parasitic worms which can make chronic infections in the intestinal tracts of mammals. Photo: Reynolds Lab

Researchers in the Host-Microbe Interactions group study the relationships between microbes and their hosts, and the molecular basis for how these interactions impact the health of their hosts. Research within this group includes the study of how both pathogenic microbes and microbiota members interact with their hosts.

Host-Microbe Interactions Research Group:

A. Boraston Lab
M. Boulanger Lab
C. Cameron Lab
L. Davey Lab
M. Goncheva Lab
L. Reynolds Lab
S. Tuffs Lab

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