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Jenifer Coburn

Professor Medicine Infectious Diseases and Microbiology & Immunology

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Center for Infectious Disease Research

Department of Medicine

Office of Global Health

Jenifer Coburn is currently serving as a Center For Infectious Disease Research Professor Medicine Infectious Diseases and Microbiology & Immunology at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Jenifer Coburn

Medical College of Wisconsin

Professor Medicine Infectious Diseases and Microbiology & Immunology

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infectious diseases microbiology pathogens microbial pathogenesis immunology clinical microbiology pathogenic bacteria pathogenesis tick-borne diseases infection control molecular biology immune responses borrelia burgdorferi molecular microbiology host response bacteria inflammation innate immune system pathogen transmission host-microbe interactions veterinary medicine neglected tropical diseases lyme disease spirochete lyme disease tropical medicine protein science applied microbiology arthritis microbial disease medical microbiology inflammatory diseases vascular biology rheumatism emerging infectious diseases disease transmission bacteriology leptospira interrogans mammalian biology clinical immunology cell adhesion medicinal research biological chemistry host factors protein biosynthesis microbial genetics inflammatory rheumatic disease host genetics pathogen characterization cytokines veterinary microbiology lyme disease agent human endothelial cells enzyme inhibition environmental microbiology disease emergence host-guest chemistry phage biology pathogen detection disease detection bacteriophages adaptive immune system immunopathology zoonotic diseases enzyme catalysis human platelets adhesion mechanisms bacterial toxins non-pathogenic leptospira phage display library clinical investigation genome biology host immune responses eukaryotic host factor pseudomonas aeruginosa several gtp-binding proteins related proteins epidemiology endothelial cells medical entomology infectious diseases (medical specialty)

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Borrelia Burgdorferi Tolerates Alteration to P66 Porin Function in a Murine Infectivity Model. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2025)

Christa H. FierrosMarie-Line FaucillionBeth L. HahnPhillip AndersonMari BondeJulie R. KesslerMatthew C. SurdelKyler S. CrawfordYan GaoJieqing ZhuSven BergströmJenifer Coburn

pathogensmicrobial pathogenesismicrobial diseasemurine infectivity modelpathogenic bacteriainfectious diseasesmicrobiology

Cgas-Sting Dependent Type I Ifn Protects Against Leptospira Interrogans Renal Colonization in Mice. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Suman GuptaJames MatsunagaBridget RatitongSana IsmaeelDiogo ValadaresPhillip WestNagaraj KerurChristian StehlikAndrea DorfleutnerJargalsaikhan DagvadorjJenifer CoburnAndrea WolfSuzanne CasselDavid HaakeFayyaz S. Sutterwala

immunologypathogensmicrobial pathogenesisinnate immune systemimmune responsesinfectious diseasesimmunity (medicine)microbiologyinflammation

Leptospiral Adhesins: From Identification to Future Perspectives. Frontiers in Microbiology (2024)

Matthew C. SurdelJenifer Coburn

virus researchmicrobial pathogenesismolecular microbiologyclinical microbiologyleptospiral adhesinsinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

Leptospiral Adhesins: From Identification to Future Perspectives.. Front Cell Infect Microbiol (2024)

immunologyneuropeptide receptorsmedicinemammalian biologyleptospiral adhesinsclinical research

P66 is a Bacterial Mimic of Cd47 That Binds the Anti-Phagocytic Receptor Sirpα and Facilitates Macrophage Evasion by Borrelia Burgdorferi. bioRxiv (2024)

cell deathpathogenesisclinical microbiologyinfectious diseaseshost responsephagocytescommunicable diseasesmacrophage evasioninnate immune systempathogenic bacteriaimmune responsesmicrobial pathogenesisbacterial mimicmedical microbiologyborrelia burgdorferihost-microbe interactionsimmunologypathogensinfection controlmicrobiology

P66 is a Bacterial Mimic of Cd47 That Binds the Anti-Phagocytic Receptor Sirpα and Facilitates Macrophage Evasion by Borrelia Burgdorferi. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Michal Caspi TalPaige S. HansenHaley A. OgasawaraQingying FengRegan F. VolkBrandon LeeSara E. CasebeerGrace S. BlackerMaia ShohamSarah D. GallowayAnne L. SapiroBeth HayesLaughing Bear Torrez DulgeroffTal RavehVenkata Raveendra PothineniHari-Hara SK PotulaJayakumar RajadasEffie E. BastounisSeemay ChouWilliam H. RobinsonJenifer CoburnIrving L. WeissmanBalyn W. Zaro

immunologymacrophage evasionanti-phagocytic receptor sirpahost responsebacterial mimicpathogenic bacteriamolecular biologymicrobiology

Lyme Disease. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Zouyan LuTroy KenkelJenifer Coburn

public healthdermatologytick-borne diseasesveterinary medicineeducationlyme diseaseeducational research

Hematogenous Dissemination of Pathogenic and Non-Pathogenic Leptospira in a Short-Term Murine Model of Infection. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2022)

Matthew C. SurdelPhillip N. AndersonBeth L. HahnJenifer Coburn

pathogen transmissionnon-pathogenic leptospiramicrobial pathogenesisshort-term murine modelinfectious diseaseshematogenous disseminationmicrobiology

Heterologous Production of the Adhesin Lic13411 From Pathogenic Leptospira Facilitates Binding of Non-Pathogenic Leptospira in Vitro and in Vivo. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2022)

Matthew C. SurdelBeth L. HahnPhillip N. AndersonJenifer Coburn

pathogensnon-pathogenic leptospiramicrobial pathogenesispathogenesismolecular microbiologypathogenic bacteriamolecular biologyinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

Identification of Amino Acid Domains of Borrelia Burgdorferi P66 That Are Surface Exposed and Important for Localization, Oligomerization, and Porin Function of the Protein. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2022)

Michael W. CurtisChrista H. FierrosBeth L. HahnMatthew C. SurdelJulie KesslerPhillip N. AndersonMarine Vandewalle-CapoMari BondeJieqing ZhuSven BergströmJenifer Coburn

pathogensamino acid domainsmicrobial pathogenesismolecular microbiologyporin functionpathogenic bacteriamolecular biologyinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

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Jenifer Coburn

Professor Medicine Infectious Diseases and Microbiology & Immunology

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Center for Infectious Disease Research

Department of Medicine

Office of Global Health

Jenifer Coburn is currently serving as a Center For Infectious Disease Research Professor Medicine Infectious Diseases and Microbiology & Immunology at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jenifer Coburn

Medical College of Wisconsin

Professor Medicine Infectious Diseases and Microbiology & Immunology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Borrelia Burgdorferi Tolerates Alteration to P66 Porin Function in a Murine Infectivity Model. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2025)

Christa H. FierrosMarie-Line FaucillionBeth L. HahnPhillip AndersonMari BondeJulie R. KesslerMatthew C. SurdelKyler S. CrawfordYan GaoJieqing ZhuSven BergströmJenifer Coburn

pathogensmicrobial pathogenesismicrobial diseasemurine infectivity modelpathogenic bacteriainfectious diseasesmicrobiology

Cgas-Sting Dependent Type I Ifn Protects Against Leptospira Interrogans Renal Colonization in Mice. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

immunologypathogensmicrobial pathogenesisinnate immune systemimmune responsesinfectious diseasesimmunity (medicine)microbiologyinflammation

Leptospiral Adhesins: From Identification to Future Perspectives. Frontiers in Microbiology (2024)

Matthew C. SurdelJenifer Coburn

virus researchmicrobial pathogenesismolecular microbiologyclinical microbiologyleptospiral adhesinsinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

Leptospiral Adhesins: From Identification to Future Perspectives.. Front Cell Infect Microbiol (2024)

immunologyneuropeptide receptorsmedicinemammalian biologyleptospiral adhesinsclinical research

P66 is a Bacterial Mimic of Cd47 That Binds the Anti-Phagocytic Receptor Sirpα and Facilitates Macrophage Evasion by Borrelia Burgdorferi. bioRxiv (2024)

P66 is a Bacterial Mimic of Cd47 That Binds the Anti-Phagocytic Receptor Sirpα and Facilitates Macrophage Evasion by Borrelia Burgdorferi. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

immunologymacrophage evasionanti-phagocytic receptor sirpahost responsebacterial mimicpathogenic bacteriamolecular biologymicrobiology

Lyme Disease. Elsevier eBooks (2023)

Zouyan LuTroy KenkelJenifer Coburn

public healthdermatologytick-borne diseasesveterinary medicineeducationlyme diseaseeducational research

Hematogenous Dissemination of Pathogenic and Non-Pathogenic Leptospira in a Short-Term Murine Model of Infection. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2022)

Matthew C. SurdelPhillip N. AndersonBeth L. HahnJenifer Coburn

pathogen transmissionnon-pathogenic leptospiramicrobial pathogenesisshort-term murine modelinfectious diseaseshematogenous disseminationmicrobiology

Matthew C. SurdelBeth L. HahnPhillip N. AndersonJenifer Coburn

pathogensnon-pathogenic leptospiramicrobial pathogenesispathogenesismolecular microbiologypathogenic bacteriamolecular biologyinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

Michael W. CurtisChrista H. FierrosBeth L. HahnMatthew C. SurdelJulie KesslerPhillip N. AndersonMarine Vandewalle-CapoMari BondeJieqing ZhuSven BergströmJenifer Coburn

pathogensamino acid domainsmicrobial pathogenesismolecular microbiologyporin functionpathogenic bacteriamolecular biologyinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

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