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Dr. Nilda Rodriguez

University of Northern Iowa

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College of Humanities, Arts & Sciences

Department Of Biology

University of Northern Iowa

NoneDr. Nilda Rodriguez is currently serving as a College Of Humanities, Arts & Sciences faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

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Dr. Nilda Rodriguez

University of Northern Iowa

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infectious diseases immunology immune responses microbial pathogenesis microbiology epidemiology host-parasite relationships parasitology clinical epidemiology virology clinical microbiology infection control host-microbe interactions phagocytes innate immune system lipid bodies immunity (medicine) gene expression pathogenesis virus research medical virology mammalian biology plo biology clinical lipidology tropical medicine experimental medicine experimental botany insect molecular biology insect science disease ecology adaptive immune system viral pathogenesis veterinary microbiology developmental immunology clinical infectious disease virus epidemiology respiratory infections emerging infectious diseases infectious disease modelling immunopathology clinical immunology experimental pathology experimental biology pathogen transmission vector borne disease laboratory immunology parasite survival intracellular survival leishmania chagasi phagocytosis sex-related differences symptomatic manifestations macrophage gene expression phagosome maturation stage-specific pathways mast cells leishmania infantum chagasi lysosomal fusion kinetics experimental evidence leishmania infantum infection sex-dependent differences lipid bodies accumulation

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Complement Receptor 3 Mediates Ruffle-Like, Actin-Rich Aggregates During Phagocytosis of Leishmania Infantum Metacyclics. Experimental Parasitology (2020)

Upasna Gaur DixitNilda E. RodríguezRachel PolandoMary Ann McDowellMary E. Wilson

experimental botanyinsect molecular biologyactin-rich aggregatesleishmania infantum metacyclicsimmunologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologyinsect sciencemolecular biology

Induction of Lipid Bodies in Leishmania Infantum-Infected C57Bl/6 Macrophages of Male Versus Female Origin. UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) (2019)

Victor A. SoupeneRyan D. LockardMary E. WilsonNilda E. Rodriguez

inflammationepidemiologyinfectious diseasesfemale originimmunologyhost-parasite relationshipsvector borne diseaselipid bodiespathogensimmune responseslaboratory immunologyphagocytesveterinary medicineinnate immune systemmicrobial pathogenesis

Ryan D. LockardMary E. WilsonNilda E. Rodríguez

epidemiologyinfectious diseasesimmunologysex-related differencessymptomatic manifestationsimmune responseshost-microbe interactions

Epidemiological and Experimental Evidence for Sex-Dependent Differences in the Outcome of Leishmania Infantum Infection. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (2017)

Nilda E. RodríguezIraci D. LimaUpasna Gaur DixitElizabeth A. TurcotteRyan D. LockardHemali Batra-SharmaEliana L. NascimentoSelma M. B. JeronimoMary E. Wilson

public healthtropical medicineepidemiologyinfectious diseasesexperimental evidenceclinical epidemiologyleishmania infantum infectionsex-dependent differences

Lipid Bodies Accumulation in Leishmania Infantum ‐Infected C57 Bl /6 Macrophages. Parasite Immunology (2017)

N. E. RodríguezR. D. LockardE. A. TurcotteT. Araújo‐SantosP. T. BozzaV. M. BorgesM. E. Wilson

infectious diseasesimmunologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologylipid bodies accumulation

Eosinophils and Mast Cells in Leishmaniasis. Immunologic Research (2014)

Nilda E. RodríguezMary E. Wilson

immunologymast cellsdermatologyglobal healthveterinary medicine

Role of Prostaglandin F2α Production in Lipid Bodies From Leishmania Infantum Chagasi: Insights on Virulence. The Journal of Infectious Diseases (2014)

Théo Araújo-SantosNilda E. RodríguezSara Moura-PontesUpasna Gaur DixtDaniel R. AbánadesPatrícia T. BozzaMary E. WilsonValéria Matos Borges

lipidsclinical microbiologyepidemiologyclinical lipidologyinfectious diseasesvirologyclinical infectious diseasevirus epidemiologyrespiratory infectionsclinical epidemiologylipid bodiesglobal healthpathogensemerging infectious diseasesleishmania infantum chagasiinfectious disease modellinginfection controlmicrobial pathogenesis

Recent Developments in the Interactions Between Caveolin and Pathogens. Advances in experimental medicine and biology (2012)

Fabiana S. MachadoNilda E. RodriguezDaniel AdesseLuciana R. GarzoniLisia EsperMichael P. LisantiRobert D. BurkChris AlbaneseKoenraad Van DoorslaerLouis M. WeissFnu NagajyothiJoshua D. NosanchukMary E. WilsonHerbert B. Tanowitz

experimental pathologypathologyexperimental biologypathogen transmissioncell biologyhost-microbe interactionshost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologyexperimental medicinemicrobial pathogenesis

Stage-Specific Pathways of Leishmania Infantum Chagasi Entry and Phagosome Maturation in Macrophages. PLoS ONE (2011)

Nilda E. RodríguezUpasna Gaur DixitLee-Ann H. AllenMary E. Wilson

infectious diseasesplo biologyphagosome maturationpathogenesisimmunologyparasitologydevelopmental biologyimmune responsesdevelopmental immunologystage-specific pathwaysmicrobial pathogenesis

Differences in Human Macrophage Receptor Usage, Lysosomal Fusion Kinetics and Survival Between Logarithmic and Metacyclic Leishmania Infantum Chagasi Promastigotes. Cellular Microbiology (2009)

Norikiyo UenoCarol L. BrattNilda E. RodriguezMary E. Wilson

lysosomal fusion kineticsinfectious diseasestumor biologyimmunologymicrobiology

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Dr. Nilda Rodriguez

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

College of Humanities, Arts & Sciences

Department Of Biology

University of Northern Iowa

NoneDr. Nilda Rodriguez is currently serving as a College Of Humanities, Arts & Sciences faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Northern Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Complement Receptor 3 Mediates Ruffle-Like, Actin-Rich Aggregates During Phagocytosis of Leishmania Infantum Metacyclics. Experimental Parasitology (2020)

Upasna Gaur DixitNilda E. RodríguezRachel PolandoMary Ann McDowellMary E. Wilson

experimental botanyinsect molecular biologyactin-rich aggregatesleishmania infantum metacyclicsimmunologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologyinsect sciencemolecular biology

Induction of Lipid Bodies in Leishmania Infantum-Infected C57Bl/6 Macrophages of Male Versus Female Origin. UNI ScholarWorks (University of Northern Iowa) (2019)

Victor A. SoupeneRyan D. LockardMary E. WilsonNilda E. Rodriguez

Ryan D. LockardMary E. WilsonNilda E. Rodríguez

epidemiologyinfectious diseasesimmunologysex-related differencessymptomatic manifestationsimmune responseshost-microbe interactions

Epidemiological and Experimental Evidence for Sex-Dependent Differences in the Outcome of Leishmania Infantum Infection. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (2017)

Nilda E. RodríguezIraci D. LimaUpasna Gaur DixitElizabeth A. TurcotteRyan D. LockardHemali Batra-SharmaEliana L. NascimentoSelma M. B. JeronimoMary E. Wilson

public healthtropical medicineepidemiologyinfectious diseasesexperimental evidenceclinical epidemiologyleishmania infantum infectionsex-dependent differences

Lipid Bodies Accumulation in Leishmania Infantum ‐Infected C57 Bl /6 Macrophages. Parasite Immunology (2017)

N. E. RodríguezR. D. LockardE. A. TurcotteT. Araújo‐SantosP. T. BozzaV. M. BorgesM. E. Wilson

infectious diseasesimmunologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologylipid bodies accumulation

Eosinophils and Mast Cells in Leishmaniasis. Immunologic Research (2014)

Nilda E. RodríguezMary E. Wilson

immunologymast cellsdermatologyglobal healthveterinary medicine

Role of Prostaglandin F2α Production in Lipid Bodies From Leishmania Infantum Chagasi: Insights on Virulence. The Journal of Infectious Diseases (2014)

Théo Araújo-SantosNilda E. RodríguezSara Moura-PontesUpasna Gaur DixtDaniel R. AbánadesPatrícia T. BozzaMary E. WilsonValéria Matos Borges

Recent Developments in the Interactions Between Caveolin and Pathogens. Advances in experimental medicine and biology (2012)

experimental pathologypathologyexperimental biologypathogen transmissioncell biologyhost-microbe interactionshost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologyexperimental medicinemicrobial pathogenesis

Stage-Specific Pathways of Leishmania Infantum Chagasi Entry and Phagosome Maturation in Macrophages. PLoS ONE (2011)

Nilda E. RodríguezUpasna Gaur DixitLee-Ann H. AllenMary E. Wilson

infectious diseasesplo biologyphagosome maturationpathogenesisimmunologyparasitologydevelopmental biologyimmune responsesdevelopmental immunologystage-specific pathwaysmicrobial pathogenesis

Differences in Human Macrophage Receptor Usage, Lysosomal Fusion Kinetics and Survival Between Logarithmic and Metacyclic Leishmania Infantum Chagasi Promastigotes. Cellular Microbiology (2009)

Norikiyo UenoCarol L. BrattNilda E. RodriguezMary E. Wilson

lysosomal fusion kineticsinfectious diseasestumor biologyimmunologymicrobiology

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