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Deborah A. Lewinsohn, M.D.

Oregon Health & Science University

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OHSU School of Medicine

Center For Global Child Health Research

Department Of Molecular Microbiology And Immunology

NoneDeborah A. Lewinsohn, M.d. is currently serving as a Center For Global Child Health Research faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Deborah A. Lewinsohn, M.D.

Oregon Health & Science University

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immunology immune responses infectious diseases tuberculosis immunity (medicine) cellular immune responses adaptive immune system microbiology cell biology cell research pulmonary tuberculosis cellular therapy clinical microbiology innate immune system inflammation pathogenesis microbial pathogenesis vaccination t-regulatory cell gene expression cell death infection control respiratory medicine mucosal immunology molecular immunology immunopathology mycoprotein medical microbiology riboflavin biosynthesis cell transplantation experimental medicine reproductive immunology pathogen detection immunologic mechanisms immunological memory clinical immunology immunological biomarkers molecular microbiology humoral response cytokines immune dysregulation vaccine development vaccine research antigen processing mait cell agonists innate pathogen-reactive effectors mammalian biology developmental cell peptides structural molecular biology protein science molecular metabolism microbial cell factory host response host factors experimental biology hla typing pathogen characterization vaccine testing virus-host interactions germ cell fate peptide engineering gene delivery human mucosal hla-e-dependent presentation mtb-derived antigen ligand discrimination mr1-restricted mait cells pathogen selectivity microbial metabolome thymic egress high expression mycobacterial vaccination nonhuman primates mycobacterium tuberculosis peptides infected human cells internal medicine autoimmune diseases neurovirology translational research clinical laboratory epidemiology global health pediatric urology autoimmunity pediatrics pathology clinical epidemiology virus eradication translational medicine infectious diseases (medical specialty) pediatric nursing hiv vaccines communicable diseases medicine antiviral research pediatric allergy sexual health venereology public health population health preventive healthcare hospital infections neglected tropical diseases health sciences pediatric pulmonology medical virology covid-19 transplant infectious diseases international health preventive medicine immunotherapy pathogens public health preparedness tropical medicine

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Antigenic Stimulation in Conjunction With Cytokine is Required for Mediating Il-17A Production in Human Mait Cells. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2026)

human mait cellsantigenic stimulationinflammationil-17a productionimmunologycell biologycell researchcellular therapyimmune dysregulationimmune responsesautoimmune diseasesautoimmunityreproductive immunologycytokines

Immunodominant Tuberculosis Antigens Recognized by Human Cd4 + and Cd8 + T Cells. Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine (2026)

Role of Donor Unrestricted T Cells (Durts) in Tb Host Defense: Implications for Novel Tb Vaccine Development. Vaccines (2026)

Disruption of Riboflavin Biosynthesis in Mycobacteria Establishes Riboflavin Pathway Intermediates as Key Precursors of Mait Cell Agonists. PLoS Pathogens (2025)

riboflavin biosynthesismolecular metabolismmycoproteinmolecular microbiologymait cell agonistsbiochemistrymicrobiologymicrobial cell factorykey precursorsbiosynthesismicrobial pathogenesis

Distinct Antibody-Based Signatures and Functionality Distinguish Latent and Active Pediatric Tuberculosis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

pulmonary tuberculosisinfectious diseasesactive pediatric tuberculosistuberculosisdistinct antibody-based signaturespathogenesisimmunologyfunctionality distinguish latentclinical laboratoryinfectious diseases (medical specialty)immunity (medicine)autoimmune diseaseshumoral responseantibody screening

Pre-Clinical Tuberculosis Vaccine Development: Understanding Immune Response to Infection to Inform Next-Generation Vaccine Development. (2025)

pulmonary tuberculosisnext-generation vaccine developmentinfectious diseasestuberculosisvaccinesvaccine developmentvaccinationimmunologyimmune responsevaccine researchimmune responsescommunicable diseases

T Cell – Macrophage Interactions in Tuberculosis as Barriers to Vaccine-Induced Immunity: What We’ve Got Here is Failure to Communicate. (2025)

Two Distinct Cytokine Response Clusters Identified in Healthcare Workers With Apparent Resistance to Infection With Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Despite Sustained Occupational Exposure. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

sustained occupational exposureinfectious diseasestuberculosisapparent resistanceoccupational medicinehealthcare workersimmunologyworkplace health surveillancehospital infectionsdrug resistanceoccupational epidemiologyinfection control

Delivery of Loaded Mr1 Monomer Results in Efficient Ligand Exchange to Host Mr1 and Subsequent Mr1T Cell Activation. Communications Biology (2024)

Corinna A. KulickeGwendolyn M. SwarbrickNicole A. LaddMeghan CanslerMegan NullAneta WorleyChance LemonTania AhmedJoshua BennettTaylor N. LustChelsea M. HeislerMegan E. HuberJason R. KrawicLaurisa M. AnkleySavannah K. McBrideFikadu G. TafesseAndrew J. OliveWilliam H. HildebrandDeborah A. LewinsohnErin J. AdamsDavid M. LewinsohnMelanie J. Harriff

molecular immunologydrug deliverygene deliverycell signalingimmunologypharmacologymolecular biologyintercellular communicationgene expression

Disruption of Riboflavin Biosynthesis in Mycobacteria Establishes 5-Amino-6-D-Ribitylaminouracil (5-A-Ru) as Key Precursor of Mait Cell Agonists. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Melissa D. ChengalroyenNurudeen OketadeAneta WorleyMegan LucasLuisa Nieto RamirezMabule Lucas RaphelaGwendolyn SwarbrickDigby F. WarnerDeborah LewinsohnCarolina MehaffyErin J. AdamsWilliam HildebrandKaren M. DobosValerie MizrahiDavid Lewinsohn

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Deborah A. Lewinsohn, M.D.

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Center For Global Child Health Research

Department Of Molecular Microbiology And Immunology

NoneDeborah A. Lewinsohn, M.d. is currently serving as a Center For Global Child Health Research faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Deborah A. Lewinsohn, M.D.

Oregon Health & Science University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Antigenic Stimulation in Conjunction With Cytokine is Required for Mediating Il-17A Production in Human Mait Cells. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2026)

Immunodominant Tuberculosis Antigens Recognized by Human Cd4 + and Cd8 + T Cells. Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine (2026)

Role of Donor Unrestricted T Cells (Durts) in Tb Host Defense: Implications for Novel Tb Vaccine Development. Vaccines (2026)

Disruption of Riboflavin Biosynthesis in Mycobacteria Establishes Riboflavin Pathway Intermediates as Key Precursors of Mait Cell Agonists. PLoS Pathogens (2025)

riboflavin biosynthesismolecular metabolismmycoproteinmolecular microbiologymait cell agonistsbiochemistrymicrobiologymicrobial cell factorykey precursorsbiosynthesismicrobial pathogenesis

Distinct Antibody-Based Signatures and Functionality Distinguish Latent and Active Pediatric Tuberculosis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Pre-Clinical Tuberculosis Vaccine Development: Understanding Immune Response to Infection to Inform Next-Generation Vaccine Development. (2025)

T Cell – Macrophage Interactions in Tuberculosis as Barriers to Vaccine-Induced Immunity: What We’ve Got Here is Failure to Communicate. (2025)

Delivery of Loaded Mr1 Monomer Results in Efficient Ligand Exchange to Host Mr1 and Subsequent Mr1T Cell Activation. Communications Biology (2024)

molecular immunologydrug deliverygene deliverycell signalingimmunologypharmacologymolecular biologyintercellular communicationgene expression

Disruption of Riboflavin Biosynthesis in Mycobacteria Establishes 5-Amino-6-D-Ribitylaminouracil (5-A-Ru) as Key Precursor of Mait Cell Agonists. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

riboflavin biosynthesiscell biologymait cell agonistsbiochemistrymolecular biologybiosynthesis

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