Research Focus: Lung immunity and the biological signals that dictate pneumonia outcome and susceptibility
- Intrapulmonary control of immune resistance and tissue resilience
- Influence of the lung-liver axis on pneumonia susceptibility
Representative Publications
- Na E., Allen E., Baird L.A., Odom C.V., Korkmaz F.T., Shenoy A.T., Matschulat A.M., Jones M.R., Kotton D.N., Mizgerd J.P., Varelas X., Traber K.E., and Quinton L.J. (2022) Epithelial LIF signaling limits apoptosis and lung injury during bacterial pneumonia. Am J Physiol Lung Cell Mol Physiol. 322(4):L550-L563.
- Odom C.V., Kim Y., Burgess C.L., Baird L.A., Korkmaz F.T., Na E., Shenoy A.T., Arafa E.I., Lam T.T., Jones M.R., Mizgerd J.P., Traber K.E., and Quinton L.J. (2021) Liver-dependent lung remodeling during systemic inflammation shapes responses to secondary infection. J Immunol. 207(7): 1891-1902
- Quinton L.J., Walkey A.J., and Mizgerd J.P.. (2018) Integrative Physiology of Pneumonia. Physiol Rev. 98(3):1417-1464