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Cathryn R. Nagler

Bunning Family Professor in the Biological Sciences Division Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and the College

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Pritzker School of Medicine

Medicine

Cathryn R. Nagler is currently serving as a Medicine Bunning Family Professor in the Biological Sciences Division Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and the College at University of Chicago.

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Cathryn R. Nagler

University of Chicago

Bunning Family Professor in the Biological Sciences Division Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and the College

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immunology immune responses health sciences microbiology food allergy gastroenterology clinical microbiology microbiome public health veterinary medicine clinical immunology inflammation adaptive immune system mucosal immunology commensal bacteria cell signaling digestive diseases innate immune system gene expression mammalian biology food microbiology immunopathology cellular immune responses applied microbiology molecular immunology host-microbe interactions intestinal inflammation obesity clinical investigation experimental medicine gut microbes preventive medicine host response avian biology medicinal research nature t-regulatory cell microbial physiology cytokines clinical medicine nutrient physiology host-parasite relationships biological embedding clinical gastroenterology immunomodulation nutritional sciences food allergen sensitization wiskott-aldrich syndrome protein allergic disease intestinal bacteria polymeric micelles animal physiology animal biotechnology veterinary parasitology tropical medicine experimental biology cell regulation biomedical research biomedical technologies disease prevention allergy prevention molecular imprinting esophagus immunosuppression inhibitory activity immunochemistry chronic inflammation butyrate-producing bacterial strains food allergic infants healthy infants bacterial pathogens neonatal acquisition barrier function commensal responses diet-induced obesity murine colon allergy microbiome modulation oral tolerance gut barrier oral immunotherapy dysbiosis antimicrobial resistance pediatric allergy

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

A Lipopolysaccharide-Enriched Cow’s Milk Allergy Microbiome Promotes a Tlr4-Dependent Proinflammatory Intestinal Immune Response. The Journal of Immunology (2024)

Evelyn CampbellLauren A. HesserRoberto Berni CananiLaura CarucciLorella PaparoRobert T. PatryCathryn R. Nagler

immunologymicrobiomeclinical microbiologyinnate immune systemmucosal immunologyadaptive immune systemallergyimmune responsesveterinary microbiologyfood microbiologymicrobiology

A Synbiotic of Anaerostipes Caccae and Lactulose Prevents and Treats Food Allergy in Mice. Cell Host & Microbe (2024)

Lauren A. HesserArmando A. PuenteJack ArnoldEdward IonescuAnjali MirmiraNidhi TalasaniJacqueline LopezLisa Maccio-MarettoMark MimeeCathryn R. Nagler

microbiomegut microbespharmacologyavian biologyfood allergyanaerostipes caccaemicrobiologyhost-microbe interactionscell biology

Delivery of Butyrate to the Lower Gut by Polymeric Micelles Prolongs Survival of Distal Skin Allografts. American Journal of Transplantation (2024)

Martin SepulvedaMontserrat KwanLuqiu ChenAlexandra CassanoShijie CaoRuyi WangAnna J SlezakJeffrey A HubbellCathryn R NaglerMaria-Luisa Alegre

dermatologygraft rejectionregenerative medicinelower gutdistal skin allograftstransplantation medicinegraft survivaldrug deliverywound healing

Hit Me Baby One More Time…With Microbial Ipa. Immunity (2024)

Edward IonescuCathryn R Nagler

immunologyimmunity (medicine)public healthinfectious diseases

Immune Responses to Food. Immunological Reviews (2024)

Cathryn R. Nagler

immunologyfood safetyfood systemsfood researchimmunotoxicologymedicinal foodsfunctional foodsfood allergyinnate immune systemadaptive immune systemallergyimmune responsesfood scienceinfectious diseasesimmunopathologyimmunity (medicine)food microbiologyinflammation

Regulation of Immune Responses to Food by Commensal Microbes. Immunological Reviews (2024)

Samuel H. LightCathryn R. Nagler

immunologygut microbesmicrobial pathogenesisenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecologymucosal immunologyallergyadaptive immune systemdietary exposureimmune responsesdysbiosiscommensal microbesimmunopathologyimmunity (medicine)food microbiologymicrobiologyinflammation

The Role of Intestinal Bacteria in Promoting Tolerance to Food. Current Opinion in Immunology (2024)

Edward IonescuCathryn R Nagler

immunologygut microbesfood intoleranceintestinal bacteriatolerance inductionimmune responsesmicrobial contaminationfood microbiologymicrobiology

A New Slow-Releasing Formulation of Butyrate Prolongs Allograft Survival. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Martin N SepulvedaLuqiu ChenShijie CaoRuyi WangJeffrey HubbellCathryn NaglerMaria-Luisa Alegre

immunologymolecular immunologyimmune responses

A Single Species Bacterial Therapy Reduces Type 2 Immune Responses in the Gut to Prevent Food Allergy. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Lauren A. HesserJeffrey A HubbellCathryn Nagler

immunologymedicinefood allergymucosal immunologyimmune responsesmicrobiology

Commensal Bacteria Regulate Host Tgf-β and Retinoic Acid Metabolism to Promote Intestinal Homeostasis.. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Armando Andres PuenteCathryn Nagler

immunologyretinoic acid metabolismbacteriologyintestinal homeostasiscommensal bacteriagastroenterologymicrobiologyhealth sciences

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Cathryn R. Nagler

Bunning Family Professor in the Biological Sciences Division Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and the College

University of Chicago

Affiliations

Pritzker School of Medicine

Medicine

Cathryn R. Nagler is currently serving as a Medicine Bunning Family Professor in the Biological Sciences Division Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and the College at University of Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Cathryn R. Nagler

University of Chicago

Bunning Family Professor in the Biological Sciences Division Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and the College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Lipopolysaccharide-Enriched Cow’s Milk Allergy Microbiome Promotes a Tlr4-Dependent Proinflammatory Intestinal Immune Response. The Journal of Immunology (2024)

Evelyn CampbellLauren A. HesserRoberto Berni CananiLaura CarucciLorella PaparoRobert T. PatryCathryn R. Nagler

immunologymicrobiomeclinical microbiologyinnate immune systemmucosal immunologyadaptive immune systemallergyimmune responsesveterinary microbiologyfood microbiologymicrobiology

A Synbiotic of Anaerostipes Caccae and Lactulose Prevents and Treats Food Allergy in Mice. Cell Host & Microbe (2024)

Lauren A. HesserArmando A. PuenteJack ArnoldEdward IonescuAnjali MirmiraNidhi TalasaniJacqueline LopezLisa Maccio-MarettoMark MimeeCathryn R. Nagler

microbiomegut microbespharmacologyavian biologyfood allergyanaerostipes caccaemicrobiologyhost-microbe interactionscell biology

Delivery of Butyrate to the Lower Gut by Polymeric Micelles Prolongs Survival of Distal Skin Allografts. American Journal of Transplantation (2024)

Martin SepulvedaMontserrat KwanLuqiu ChenAlexandra CassanoShijie CaoRuyi WangAnna J SlezakJeffrey A HubbellCathryn R NaglerMaria-Luisa Alegre

dermatologygraft rejectionregenerative medicinelower gutdistal skin allograftstransplantation medicinegraft survivaldrug deliverywound healing

Hit Me Baby One More Time…With Microbial Ipa. Immunity (2024)

Edward IonescuCathryn R Nagler

immunologyimmunity (medicine)public healthinfectious diseases

Immune Responses to Food. Immunological Reviews (2024)

Cathryn R. Nagler

Regulation of Immune Responses to Food by Commensal Microbes. Immunological Reviews (2024)

Samuel H. LightCathryn R. Nagler

The Role of Intestinal Bacteria in Promoting Tolerance to Food. Current Opinion in Immunology (2024)

Edward IonescuCathryn R Nagler

immunologygut microbesfood intoleranceintestinal bacteriatolerance inductionimmune responsesmicrobial contaminationfood microbiologymicrobiology

A New Slow-Releasing Formulation of Butyrate Prolongs Allograft Survival. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Martin N SepulvedaLuqiu ChenShijie CaoRuyi WangJeffrey HubbellCathryn NaglerMaria-Luisa Alegre

immunologymolecular immunologyimmune responses

A Single Species Bacterial Therapy Reduces Type 2 Immune Responses in the Gut to Prevent Food Allergy. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Lauren A. HesserJeffrey A HubbellCathryn Nagler

immunologymedicinefood allergymucosal immunologyimmune responsesmicrobiology

Commensal Bacteria Regulate Host Tgf-β and Retinoic Acid Metabolism to Promote Intestinal Homeostasis.. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Armando Andres PuenteCathryn Nagler

immunologyretinoic acid metabolismbacteriologyintestinal homeostasiscommensal bacteriagastroenterologymicrobiologyhealth sciences

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