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David Rekosh

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University of Virginia

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School of Medicine

Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Cancer Biology

David Rekosh is currently serving as a Microbiology, Immunology, And Cancer Biology Professor at University of Virginia.

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University of Virginia

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virus research molecular biology virology general virology hiv human retrovirus medical virology nucleic acids molecular cell biology viral replication viral genetics gene expression immunology cell biology antiviral research transcription (biology) genetics orthopedic surgery schistosomiasis molecular genetics parasitology rna processing molecular and cellular biology virus structure parasite genomics virus gene orthopaedic research structural molecular biology antiviral responses rna biology schistosoma mansoni genome biology invertebrate pathology musculoskeletal disorders molecular virology viral structural protein antiviral drugs arthroplasty applied physiology antiviral drug development antiviral compounds antiviral therapy human immunodeficiency virus biological chemistry parasitic protozoa resistance mutation (virology) skeletal trauma splicing variant rev protein physical medicine biomolecular structure surgical stabilization orthopedic biomechanics computer-assisted surgery rev response element bone repair gene vector parasitic diseases unspliced rna nuclear export sanitation trauma surgery gene regulation protein transport image guidance viral oncology constitutive transport element hiv-1 rev stress fracture hiv-1 replication intron retention south africa escherichia coli human genome mpmv genome mason-pfizer monkey virus

Notable Scholarly Works

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Characterization of Herv-K (Hml-2) Rec Proteins Encoded in the Human Genome and Their Post-Transcriptional Function. Journal of Virology (2025)

viral geneticspost-transcriptional functionnucleic acidscell biologyviral oncologyhuman genomemolecular cell biologymolecular biologychromatingene expressiondna repair

Identification and Characterization of Functional and Trans-Dominant Negative Herv-K (Hml-2) Rec Proteins Encoded in the Human Genome. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Katarzyna ZurowskaGodfrey DzhivhuhoDavid GrabskiDavid RekoshMarie-Louise Hammarskjold

medical virologygeneral virologyviral geneticsvirologyhuman retrovirusimmunologyhivnucleic acidsnuclear exportmolecular cell biologyrec variantsmolecular biologymolecular virologysystems biologygene expressionrec proteinsvirus research

Rev-Rre Activity Modulates Hiv-1 Replication and Latency Reactivation: Implications for Viral Persistence and Cure Strategies. PLoS Pathogens (2025)

Godfrey A DzhivhuhoPatrick E H JacksonEthan S HoneycuttFlavio da Silva MesquitaJing HuangMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid Rekosh

cure strategiesinfectious diseaseslatency reactivationhivviral persistencerev-rre activity

Measurement of Hiv Rev-Rev Response Element Functional Activity. Methods in molecular biology (2024)

Patrick E H JacksonGodfrey DzhivhuhoJing HuangMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid Rekosh

general virologyvirologymolecular biological methodhuman retrovirusimmunologyhivantiviral responsesantiviral researchmolecular cell biologyimmune responsesantiviral therapymolecular biologylaboratory immunologysystems biologysignal transductiongene expressionstructural molecular biologyvirus research

Rev-Rev Response Element Activity Selection Bias at the Hiv Transmission Bottleneck. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Patrick E. H. JacksonJordan HolseyLauren TurseMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid Rekosh

public healthvirus epidemiologyinfectious diseasesdisease transmissionhuman retrovirushivmolecular biologyvirus transmissiongene expressionhiv transmission bottleneckvirus research

Rev–Rev Response Element Activity Selection Bias at the Human Immunodeficiency Virus Transmission Bottleneck. Open Forum Infectious Diseases (2023)

Patrick E H JacksonJordan HolseyLauren TurseMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid Rekosh

public healthepidemiologyvirus epidemiologyinfectious diseasespathogen transmissiondisease transmissiondisease outbreakshivimmune responsesvirus transmissioninfection controlvirus research

Hiv-1 Rev-Rre Functional Activity in Primary Isolates is Highly Dependent on Minimal Context-Dependent Changes in Rev. Scientific Reports (2022)

Godfrey DzhivhuhoJordan HolseyEthan HoneycuttHeather O’FarrellDavid RekoshMarie-Louise HammarskjoldPatrick E. H. Jackson

primary isolatesinfectious diseaseshuman retrovirushivmolecular biologyminimal context-dependent changesvirus research

Development of a Pseudovirus Assay and Evaluation to Screen Natural Products for Inhibition of Hiv-1 Subtype C Reverse Transcriptase. Journal of Ethnopharmacology (2020)

Lufuno Grace MavhanduHua ChengYeou-Cheng BorDenis Manga TebitMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid RekoshPascal Obong Bessong

antiviral drug developmentpseudovirus assayinfectious diseasesvirologynatural productsantiviral compoundshuman retrovirusimmunologyhivantiviral drugsmicrobiologyantiviral researchantiviral therapymedical virologyvirus research

Human Endogenous Retrovirus-K Mrna Expression and Genomic Alignment Data in Hepatoblastoma. Data in Brief (2020)

David F GrabskiAakrosh RatanLaurie R GrayStefan BekiranovDavid RekoshMarie-Louise HammarskjoldSara K Rasmussen

pathologyviral geneticsvirologyvirus genegenomicsgenome biologyhuman endogenous retrovirus-khuman genomegeo accession idtranscription (biology)medical virologyomicsgeneral virologytranscriptomegeneticsvirus research

Impact of Low-Cost Point-Of-Use Water Treatment Technologies on Enteric Infections and Growth Among Children in Limpopo, South Africa. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (2020)

Courtney L. HillKelly McCainMzwakhe E. NyathiJoshua N. EdokpayiDavid M. KahlerDarwin J. OperarioDavid D. J. TaylorNatasha C. WrightJames A. SmithRichard L. GuerrantAmidou SamieRebecca A. DillinghamPascal O. BessongElizabeth T. Rogawski McQuade

public healthpediatricsenteric infectionswater qualityinfectious diseasesdiarrhea prevalencesanitationenvironmental healthwater treatmentwater supplychild nutritionpediatric gastroenterologydrinking watermicrobial contaminationinfection controlclean water

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David Rekosh

Professor

University of Virginia

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Cancer Biology

David Rekosh is currently serving as a Microbiology, Immunology, And Cancer Biology Professor at University of Virginia.

Honors

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University of Virginia

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Characterization of Herv-K (Hml-2) Rec Proteins Encoded in the Human Genome and Their Post-Transcriptional Function. Journal of Virology (2025)

viral geneticspost-transcriptional functionnucleic acidscell biologyviral oncologyhuman genomemolecular cell biologymolecular biologychromatingene expressiondna repair

Identification and Characterization of Functional and Trans-Dominant Negative Herv-K (Hml-2) Rec Proteins Encoded in the Human Genome. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Katarzyna ZurowskaGodfrey DzhivhuhoDavid GrabskiDavid RekoshMarie-Louise Hammarskjold

Rev-Rre Activity Modulates Hiv-1 Replication and Latency Reactivation: Implications for Viral Persistence and Cure Strategies. PLoS Pathogens (2025)

Godfrey A DzhivhuhoPatrick E H JacksonEthan S HoneycuttFlavio da Silva MesquitaJing HuangMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid Rekosh

cure strategiesinfectious diseaseslatency reactivationhivviral persistencerev-rre activity

Measurement of Hiv Rev-Rev Response Element Functional Activity. Methods in molecular biology (2024)

Patrick E H JacksonGodfrey DzhivhuhoJing HuangMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid Rekosh

Rev-Rev Response Element Activity Selection Bias at the Hiv Transmission Bottleneck. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Patrick E. H. JacksonJordan HolseyLauren TurseMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid Rekosh

public healthvirus epidemiologyinfectious diseasesdisease transmissionhuman retrovirushivmolecular biologyvirus transmissiongene expressionhiv transmission bottleneckvirus research

Rev–Rev Response Element Activity Selection Bias at the Human Immunodeficiency Virus Transmission Bottleneck. Open Forum Infectious Diseases (2023)

Patrick E H JacksonJordan HolseyLauren TurseMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid Rekosh

public healthepidemiologyvirus epidemiologyinfectious diseasespathogen transmissiondisease transmissiondisease outbreakshivimmune responsesvirus transmissioninfection controlvirus research

Hiv-1 Rev-Rre Functional Activity in Primary Isolates is Highly Dependent on Minimal Context-Dependent Changes in Rev. Scientific Reports (2022)

Godfrey DzhivhuhoJordan HolseyEthan HoneycuttHeather O’FarrellDavid RekoshMarie-Louise HammarskjoldPatrick E. H. Jackson

primary isolatesinfectious diseaseshuman retrovirushivmolecular biologyminimal context-dependent changesvirus research

Development of a Pseudovirus Assay and Evaluation to Screen Natural Products for Inhibition of Hiv-1 Subtype C Reverse Transcriptase. Journal of Ethnopharmacology (2020)

Lufuno Grace MavhanduHua ChengYeou-Cheng BorDenis Manga TebitMarie-Louise HammarskjoldDavid RekoshPascal Obong Bessong

Human Endogenous Retrovirus-K Mrna Expression and Genomic Alignment Data in Hepatoblastoma. Data in Brief (2020)

David F GrabskiAakrosh RatanLaurie R GrayStefan BekiranovDavid RekoshMarie-Louise HammarskjoldSara K Rasmussen

Impact of Low-Cost Point-Of-Use Water Treatment Technologies on Enteric Infections and Growth Among Children in Limpopo, South Africa. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (2020)

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