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Emma Wilson

Professor Biomedical Sciences; Associate Dean for Graduate Division

University of California, Riverside

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School of Medicine

Biomedical Sciences

Emma Wilson is currently serving as a Biomedical Sciences Professor Biomedical Sciences; Associate Dean for Graduate Division at University of California, Riverside.

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Emma Wilson

University of California, Riverside

Professor Biomedical Sciences; Associate Dean for Graduate Division

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immunology immune responses infectious diseases cell biology immunity (medicine) neuroimmunology inflammation adaptive immune system neuroscience brain-immune interaction pathogenesis parasitology cell research cellular immune responses immunopathology cellular physiology microbial pathogenesis cell death host response neuroinflammation central nervous system cytokines clinical microbiology cellular therapy immunologic mechanisms innate immune system clinical immunology parasitic protozoa reproductive immunology infection control host-parasite relationships immunological memory parasitic diseases cell transplantation medicinal research mammalian biology cell migration phagocytes t-regulatory cell toxoplasma gondii molecular physiology plo biology autophagy cellular biochemistry general virology chronic inflammation reproductive biology cell trafficking immunomodulation psychoneuroimmunology intracellular trafficking laboratory immunology cell proliferation brain function immune cells toxoplasmic encephalitis filarial nematode parasitic infections antitumor activity cell interactions experimental biology organelle biogenesis brain mechanisms neurological function molecular neurobiology visual pathways lévy walks gastrointestinal tract cytokine-dependent immunity parasite survival cns glutamate homeostasis neuronal function kinesis-associated system reticular fibers toxoplasma infections single extracellular vesicle

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Bradyzoite Subtypes Rule the Crossroads of Toxoplasma Development. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

mutagenesis (molecular biology technique)parasitic protozoafungal geneticspathologytoxoplasma development

Diverse Subpopulations of Reactive Astrocytes Following Chronic Toxoplasma Infection. Glia (2025)

immune responsesneuroinflammationinflammationbrain-immune interactionneuroimmunologyimmunologydiverse subpopulationscell researchimmunopathologycell deathpathology

Gcn5A is a Telomeric Lysine Acetyltransferase Whose Loss Primes Toxoplasma Gondii for Latency. mSphere (2025)

geneticsbiochemical geneticsmolecular geneticsmolecular and cellular biologytelomeric lysine acetyltransferasecell biologymolecular cell biologybiological chemistrymolecular regulationcell and molecular biologygene expressionmolecular researchmolecular medicinecellular biochemistry

Toxoplasma Gondii: Immune Protection and Evasion. Elsevier eBooks (2025)

parasitologyparasitic protozoacommunicable diseasesinfectious diseasestoxoplasma gondiiimmunologyimmunity (medicine)pathogenspathogenesisparasitic diseases

Toxoplasma Gondii Infection of Neurons Alters the Production and Content of Extracellular Vesicles Directing Astrocyte Phenotype and Contributing to the Loss of Glt-1 in the Infected Brain. PLoS Pathogens (2025)

neuropathologyneuroinflammationcellular neurobiologyneurodegenerative diseasesependymacell biologyneurosciencebrain-immune interactionneuroimmunologybrain tumor researchinfected brainmolecular neurodegenerationextracellular vesiclesneurologytoxoplasma gondii infection

An In-Depth Exploration of the Multifaceted Roles of Evs in the Context of Pathogenic Single-Cell Microorganisms. Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews (2024)

Anna Sophia FeixEmily Z. TabaieAarshi N. SinghNathan J. WittenbergEmma H. WilsonAnja Joachim

microbiologymultifaceted roleshost-microbe interactionsmolecular microbiologymicrobial pathogenesisin-depth explorationimmunologymolecular biologypathogenic single-cell microorganisms

Harnessing Preexisting Influenza Virus-Specific Immunity Increases Antibody Responses Against Sars-Cov-2. Journal of Virology (2024)

Harrison DulinRamya S. BarreDuo XuArrmund NealEdward VizcarraJerald ChavezArzu UluMyeon-Sik YangSiddiqur Rahman KhanKeidy WuangNikhil BhaktaChanvoraboth CheaEmma H. WilsonLuis Martinez-SobridoRong Hai

virologyimmune responsesinfluenzasars-cov-2immunologyimmunity (medicine)antiviral responsesgeneral virologyvirus research

Protocol for the Longitudinal Study of Neuroinflammation and Reactive Astrocytes in Lcn2Creert2 Mice. STAR Protocols (2024)

Teresa UbinaWilliam Agnew-SvobodaZoe A FigueroaEmma H WilsonTodd A FiaccoMartin M Riccomagno

reactive astrocytesneuroinflammationneuroscience

Toxoplasma Infection Induces an Aged Neutrophil Population in the Cns That is Associated With Neuronal Protection. Journal of Neuroinflammation (2024)

Kristina V. BergersenBill KavvathasByron D. FordEmma H. Wilson

neuronal protectionneuropathologyneuroinflammationhost responseneuroscience of agingneurodegenerative diseasesinfectious diseasesneuroprotectionneurosciencecentral nervous systemneuroimmunologyimmunologybrain-immune interactiontoxoplasma infection inducesneutrophil populationbrain injury

An Ex Vivo Model of Toxoplasma Recrudescence Reveals Developmental Plasticity of the Bradyzoite Stage. mBio (2023)

Edward A. VizcarraAmber L. GoernerArzu UluDavid D. HongKristina V. BergersenMichael A. TalaveraKarine Le RochEmma H. WilsonMichael W. White

developmental biologymicrobiologyembryonic developmentmorphogenesismammalian biologymolecular biologybradyzoite stage

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Emma Wilson

Professor Biomedical Sciences; Associate Dean for Graduate Division

University of California, Riverside

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Biomedical Sciences

Emma Wilson is currently serving as a Biomedical Sciences Professor Biomedical Sciences; Associate Dean for Graduate Division at University of California, Riverside.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Emma Wilson

University of California, Riverside

Professor Biomedical Sciences; Associate Dean for Graduate Division

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bradyzoite Subtypes Rule the Crossroads of Toxoplasma Development. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

mutagenesis (molecular biology technique)parasitic protozoafungal geneticspathologytoxoplasma development

Diverse Subpopulations of Reactive Astrocytes Following Chronic Toxoplasma Infection. Glia (2025)

immune responsesneuroinflammationinflammationbrain-immune interactionneuroimmunologyimmunologydiverse subpopulationscell researchimmunopathologycell deathpathology

Gcn5A is a Telomeric Lysine Acetyltransferase Whose Loss Primes Toxoplasma Gondii for Latency. mSphere (2025)

Toxoplasma Gondii: Immune Protection and Evasion. Elsevier eBooks (2025)

parasitologyparasitic protozoacommunicable diseasesinfectious diseasestoxoplasma gondiiimmunologyimmunity (medicine)pathogenspathogenesisparasitic diseases

An In-Depth Exploration of the Multifaceted Roles of Evs in the Context of Pathogenic Single-Cell Microorganisms. Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews (2024)

Anna Sophia FeixEmily Z. TabaieAarshi N. SinghNathan J. WittenbergEmma H. WilsonAnja Joachim

microbiologymultifaceted roleshost-microbe interactionsmolecular microbiologymicrobial pathogenesisin-depth explorationimmunologymolecular biologypathogenic single-cell microorganisms

Harnessing Preexisting Influenza Virus-Specific Immunity Increases Antibody Responses Against Sars-Cov-2. Journal of Virology (2024)

virologyimmune responsesinfluenzasars-cov-2immunologyimmunity (medicine)antiviral responsesgeneral virologyvirus research

Protocol for the Longitudinal Study of Neuroinflammation and Reactive Astrocytes in Lcn2Creert2 Mice. STAR Protocols (2024)

Teresa UbinaWilliam Agnew-SvobodaZoe A FigueroaEmma H WilsonTodd A FiaccoMartin M Riccomagno

reactive astrocytesneuroinflammationneuroscience

Toxoplasma Infection Induces an Aged Neutrophil Population in the Cns That is Associated With Neuronal Protection. Journal of Neuroinflammation (2024)

Kristina V. BergersenBill KavvathasByron D. FordEmma H. Wilson

An Ex Vivo Model of Toxoplasma Recrudescence Reveals Developmental Plasticity of the Bradyzoite Stage. mBio (2023)

Edward A. VizcarraAmber L. GoernerArzu UluDavid D. HongKristina V. BergersenMichael A. TalaveraKarine Le RochEmma H. WilsonMichael W. White

developmental biologymicrobiologyembryonic developmentmorphogenesismammalian biologymolecular biologybradyzoite stage

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