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Ivona Vasile-Pandrea

University of Pittsburgh

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Public Health

Infectious Diseases and Microbiology

Medicine

Interdisciplinary Biomedical Graduate Program

Pathology

Ivona Vasile-pandrea is currently serving as an Infectious Diseases And Microbiology Dr at University of Pittsburgh.

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Ivona Vasile-Pandrea

University of Pittsburgh

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virology immunology hiv virus-host interactions mammalian biology public health viral pathogenesis virus research infectious diseases immune responses clinical microbiology global health microbial pathogenesis general virology avian biology medical virology adaptive immune system viral replication viral genetics viral evolution t-regulatory cell virus transmission cellular immune responses animal virus primate behavior infection control simian immunodeficiency virus veterinary medicine avian medicine primatology pathogenesis virus epidemiology natural hosts siv infection gene expression andrology rhesus macaques african green monkeys hematology medicinal research respiratory medicine clinical immunology innate immune system pathogen transmission clinical investigation mucosal immunology host response human retrovirus plo biology animal science immunopathology host-microbe interactions viral dynamics medical microbiology sivagm infection experimental medicine tropical medicine host factors disease progression viral persistence vaccine development pathogenic siv infection hiv cure research simian immunodeficiency antiviral research vaccine research chronic viral infections antiviral therapy veterinary epidemiology siv pathogenesis aids pathogenesis functional cure siv-infected nonhuman primates simian immunodeficiency viruses sooty mangabeys pathogenic sivmac epidemiology

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Distinct Intestinal Microbial Signatures Linked to Accelerated Systemic and Intestinal Biological Aging. Microbiome (2024)

Shalini SinghLeila B. GironMaliha W. ShaikhShivanjali ShankaranPhillip A. EngenZlata R. BoginSimona A. BambiAaron R. GoldmanJoao L. L. C. AzevedoLorena OrgazNuria de PedroPatricia GonzálezMartin GieraAswin VerhoevenElena Sánchez-LópezIvona PandreaToshitha KannanCeylan E. TanesKyle BittingerAlan L. LandayMichael J. CorleyAli KeshavarzianMohamed Abdel-Mohsen

public healthsystems biologyintestinal biological agingmicrobiome

Making a Monkey out of Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Simian Immunodeficiency Virus Pathogenesis: Immune Cell Depletion Experiments as a Tool to Understand the Immune Correlates of Protection and Pathogenicity in Hiv Infection. Viruses (2024)

Jen SymmondsThaidra GaufinCuiling XuKevin D. RaehtzRuy M. RibeiroIvona PandreaCristian Apetrei

immunologyhivmedicinevirus researchvirus-host interactionshiv infectionviral pathogenesisvirologyinfectious diseases

Cd8+ T Cells Control Siv Infection Using Both Cytolytic Effects and Non-Cytolytic Suppression of Virus Production. Nature Communications (2023)

Benjamin B. PolicicchioErwing Fabian Cardozo-OjedaCuiling XuDongzhu MaTianyu HeKevin D. RaehtzRanjit SivanandhamAdam J. KleinmanAlan S. PerelsonCristian ApetreiIvona PandreaRuy M. Ribeiro

immunologycellular immune responsescytolytic effectsnon-cytolytic suppressionvirus productionadaptive immune systemvirologyimmune responsest-regulatory cell

Distinct Intestinal Microbial Signatures Linked to Accelerated Biological Aging in People With Hiv. Research Square (2023)

Shalini SinghLeila B. GironMaliha W. ShaikhShivanjali ShankaranPhillip A. EngenZlata R. BoginSimona A. BambiAaron R. GoldmanJoao L. L. C. AzevedoLorena OrgazNuria de PedroPatricia GonzálezMartin GieraAswin VerhoevenElena Sánchez-LópezIvona Vasile PandreaToshitha KannanCeylan E. TanesKyle BittingerAlan L. LandayMichael J. CorleyAli KeshavarzianMohamed Abdel-Mohsen

public healthhivmicrobiomegut microbesexperimental gerontologydigestive diseasesaging-associated diseasesepidemiologyclinical microbiologyveterinary medicineenvironmental microbiologymicrobial diseasevirologyglobal healthgastroenterologyaccelerated biological agingaging process

Prolonged Experimental Cd4+ T-Cell Depletion Does Not Cause Disease Progression in Siv-Infected African Green Monkeys. Nature Communications (2023)

Quentin Le HingratPaola SetteCuiling XuAndrew R. RahmbergLilas TarnusHaritha AnnapureddyAdam KleinmanEgidio Brocca-CofanoRanjit SivanandhamSindhuja SivanandhamTianyu HeDaniel J. CapreriDongzhu MaJacob D. EstesJason M. BrenchleyCristian ApetreiIvona Pandrea

immunologyhivdermatologymedicinemicrobial pathogenesisvirus researchcellular immune responsesviral pathogenesismammalian biologyprimate behavioradaptive immune systemvirologyviral evolutionimmune responsesexperimental medicine

T Cell Activation is Insufficient to Drive Siv Disease Progression. JCI Insight (2023)

Cristian ApetreiThaidra GaufinEgidio Brocca-CofanoRanjit SivanandhamPaola SetteTianyu HeSindhuja SivanandhamNatalie Martinez SosaKathryn J. MartinKevin D. RaehtzAdam J. KleinmanAudrey ValentineNoah KrampeRajeev GautamAndrew A. LacknerAlan L. LandayRuy M. RibeiroIvona Pandrea

immunologyhivdisease progressionsiv disease progressionvirology

Tetravalent Sars-Cov-2 S1 Subunit Protein Vaccination Elicits Robust Humoral and Cellular Immune Responses in Siv-Infected Rhesus Macaque Controllers. mBio (2023)

Muhammad S. KhanEun KimQuentin Le HingratAdam KleinmanAlessandro FerrariJose C. SammartinoElena PercivalleCuiling XuShaohua HuangThomas W. KennistonIrene CassanitiFausto BaldantiIvona PandreaAndrea GambottoCristian Apetrei

immunologyvaccinesvirus researchsars-cov-2medical virologyinfection controlvaccine developmentepidemiologygeneral virologyviral pathogenesiscellular immune responsesvirologyglobal healthimmune responsesvaccinationmedicinal researchvaccine researchhumoral response

Walk on the Wild Side: Siv Infection in African Non-Human Primate Hosts—From the Field to the Laboratory. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Anna J. JasinskaCristian ApetreiIvona Pandrea

immunologypublic healthhivwild sideprimatologyepidemiologyclinical microbiologyprimate behaviorvirologysiv infectionlaboratory immunologyhost-microbe interactions

Ccr5 as a Coreceptor for Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Simian Immunodeficiency Viruses: A Prototypic Love-Hate Affair. Frontiers in Immunology (2022)

Anna J. JasinskaIvona PandreaCristian Apetrei

clinical microbiologyclinical evidencepublic healthhivvirus-host interactionssimian immunodeficiency viruseshuman immunodeficiency virusmicrobial pathogenesismedical virologymolecular immunologyimmunopathologymedical entomologyimmunologyreceptorsgene expressionpharmacologyclinical immunologyinfection controlvirologymedicinal researchprototypic love-hate affair

Cd8+ T-Cells Control Infection by Exerting Both Cytolytic and Non-Cytolytic Effects in Different Phases of the Siv Lifecycle. Research Square (Research Square) (2022)

Benjamin PolicicchioErwing Cardozo-OjedaCuiling XuDongZhu MaTianyu HeKevin RaehtzRanjit SivanandhamAdam KleinmanAlan PerelsonCristian ApetreiIvona PandreaRuy Ribeiro

immunologyhivvirus-host interactionsinfection controlcellular immune responsesnon-cytolytic effectsadaptive immune systemvirologyimmune responsesinfectious diseasessiv lifecycle

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Ivona Vasile-Pandrea

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Public Health

Infectious Diseases and Microbiology

Medicine

Interdisciplinary Biomedical Graduate Program

Pathology

Ivona Vasile-pandrea is currently serving as an Infectious Diseases And Microbiology Dr at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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University of Pittsburgh

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Distinct Intestinal Microbial Signatures Linked to Accelerated Systemic and Intestinal Biological Aging. Microbiome (2024)

public healthsystems biologyintestinal biological agingmicrobiome

Jen SymmondsThaidra GaufinCuiling XuKevin D. RaehtzRuy M. RibeiroIvona PandreaCristian Apetrei

immunologyhivmedicinevirus researchvirus-host interactionshiv infectionviral pathogenesisvirologyinfectious diseases

Cd8+ T Cells Control Siv Infection Using Both Cytolytic Effects and Non-Cytolytic Suppression of Virus Production. Nature Communications (2023)

Benjamin B. PolicicchioErwing Fabian Cardozo-OjedaCuiling XuDongzhu MaTianyu HeKevin D. RaehtzRanjit SivanandhamAdam J. KleinmanAlan S. PerelsonCristian ApetreiIvona PandreaRuy M. Ribeiro

immunologycellular immune responsescytolytic effectsnon-cytolytic suppressionvirus productionadaptive immune systemvirologyimmune responsest-regulatory cell

Distinct Intestinal Microbial Signatures Linked to Accelerated Biological Aging in People With Hiv. Research Square (2023)

Shalini SinghLeila B. GironMaliha W. ShaikhShivanjali ShankaranPhillip A. EngenZlata R. BoginSimona A. BambiAaron R. GoldmanJoao L. L. C. AzevedoLorena OrgazNuria de PedroPatricia GonzálezMartin GieraAswin VerhoevenElena Sánchez-LópezIvona Vasile PandreaToshitha KannanCeylan E. TanesKyle BittingerAlan L. LandayMichael J. CorleyAli KeshavarzianMohamed Abdel-Mohsen

Prolonged Experimental Cd4+ T-Cell Depletion Does Not Cause Disease Progression in Siv-Infected African Green Monkeys. Nature Communications (2023)

T Cell Activation is Insufficient to Drive Siv Disease Progression. JCI Insight (2023)

immunologyhivdisease progressionsiv disease progressionvirology

Tetravalent Sars-Cov-2 S1 Subunit Protein Vaccination Elicits Robust Humoral and Cellular Immune Responses in Siv-Infected Rhesus Macaque Controllers. mBio (2023)

Walk on the Wild Side: Siv Infection in African Non-Human Primate Hosts—From the Field to the Laboratory. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Anna J. JasinskaCristian ApetreiIvona Pandrea

immunologypublic healthhivwild sideprimatologyepidemiologyclinical microbiologyprimate behaviorvirologysiv infectionlaboratory immunologyhost-microbe interactions

Ccr5 as a Coreceptor for Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Simian Immunodeficiency Viruses: A Prototypic Love-Hate Affair. Frontiers in Immunology (2022)

Anna J. JasinskaIvona PandreaCristian Apetrei

Cd8+ T-Cells Control Infection by Exerting Both Cytolytic and Non-Cytolytic Effects in Different Phases of the Siv Lifecycle. Research Square (Research Square) (2022)

Benjamin PolicicchioErwing Cardozo-OjedaCuiling XuDongZhu MaTianyu HeKevin RaehtzRanjit SivanandhamAdam KleinmanAlan PerelsonCristian ApetreiIvona PandreaRuy Ribeiro

immunologyhivvirus-host interactionsinfection controlcellular immune responsesnon-cytolytic effectsadaptive immune systemvirologyimmune responsesinfectious diseasessiv lifecycle

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