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John Hawdon

Professor of Microbiology Immunology and Tropical Medicine

George Washington University

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School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Microbiology, Immunology, & Tropical Medicine

John Hawdon is currently serving as a Microbiology, Immunology, & Tropical Medicine Professor of Microbiology Immunology and Tropical Medicine at George Washington University.

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John Hawdon

George Washington University

Professor of Microbiology Immunology and Tropical Medicine

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parasitology molecular biology infectious diseases genetics immunology virology nematology veterinary medicine entomology avian biology veterinary parasitology parasite genomics ancylostoma caninum gene expression genomics vaccination host-parasite relationships clinical microbiology insect science infection control microbial pathogenesis helminthology mammalian biology vaccine development animal science enzyme inhibition veterinary microbiology hookworm infection protein science biological chemistry genome biology vaccine research zoonotic diseases heterorhabditis bacteriophora avian medicine emerging infectious diseases protein secretion antiparasitic agent helminth infection protein expression sequence analysis third-stage infective larvae human hookworms molecular cloning respiratory medicine liver physiology tropical medicine medicinal research animal genetics vector-parasite relationship protein function transcription regulation veterinary epidemiology host genetics gene function gene regulation comparative genomics reference genome hainan province canine hookworms infective larvae gene transcription pattern retinol-binding protein necator americanus human hookworm infection hookworm ancylostoma caninum ancylostoma hookworms third-stage larvae population genomics aging-associated diseases disease transmission respiratory infections disease outbreaks drug targeting yeast immunochemistry microbiology parasite control biology

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Altered Larval Activation Response Associated With Multidrug Resistance in the Canine Hookworm Ancylostoma Caninum. Parasitology (2024)

Elise L. McKeanEmilia GrillYoung-Jun ChoiMakedonka MitrevaDamien M. O'HalloranJohn M. Hawdon

animal sciencelarval activation responsemultidrug resistanceimmunologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsavian biologypharmacologyveterinary medicineentomology

Assessing De Novo Parasite Genomes Assembled Using Only Oxford Nanopore Technologies Minion Data. iScience (2024)

Kaylee S. HerzogRachel WuJohn M. HawdonPeter NejsumJoseph R. Fauver

microbiologyparasite genomesgenomicsparasite genomics

Assessing the Quality of De Novo Parasite Genomes Assembled Using Only Oxford Nanopore Technologies Minion Data. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Kaylee S. HerzogRachel WuJohn M. HawdonPeter NejsumJoseph R. Fauver

parasitic nematodesgenome assembliessequence assemblygenome sequencinggenomicsreference genomemolecular biologyoxford nanopore technologiesnanobiotechnologybioinformaticsgenome biology

Comparative Transcriptomics From Intestinal Cells of Permissive and Non-Permissive Hosts During Ancylostoma Ceylanicum Infection Reveals Unique Signatures of Protection and Host Specificity. Parasitology (2023)

Andrea LangelandEmilia GrillAmol C. ShettyDamien M. O'HalloranJohn M. Hawdon

molecular and cellular biologynon-permissive hostsinfectious diseasesvirologycomparative transcriptomicsparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobiologyparasite genomicspathogensmolecular biologyprimatologyhost geneticsintestinal cellshost specificityveterinary parasitologymicrobial pathogenesis

Excretory/Secretory Proteome of Females and Males of the Hookworm Ancylostoma Ceylanicum. Pathogens (2023)

Samuel C. UzoechiBruce A. RosaKumar Sachin SinghYoung-Jun ChoiBethany K. BrackenPaul J. BrindleyR. Reid TownsendRobert SprungBin ZhanMaria-Elena BottazziJohn M. HawdonYide WongAlex LoukasSergej DjuranovicMakedonka Mitreva

pathologyproteomicsnematologyprotein secretioncell biologymicrobiologyavian biologypathogensmammalian biologyhookworm ancylostoma ceylanicumgene expressionmicrobial proteomicspathogen characterizationfemale reproductive system

Immunity Mediates Host Specificity in the Human Hookworm Ancylostoma Ceylanicum. Parasitology (2023)

Andrea LangelandElise L. McKeanDamien M. O'HalloranJohn M. Hawdon

immunologyparasitologyhost specificityhost-parasite relationships

The Nematode Parasite Steinernema Hermaphroditum is Pathogenic to Drosophila Melanogaster Larvae Without Activating Their Immune Response.. PubMed (2023)

Tien HuynhDamien O'HalloranJohn HawdonIoannis Eleftherianos

pathogenesispathologyimmunologynematology

Culturing and Genetically Manipulating Entomopathogenic Nematodes. Journal of Visualized Experiments (2022)

Christa HeryantoRamesh RatnappanDamien M. O'HalloranJohn M. HawdonIoannis Eleftherianos

biological engineeringnematologyentomopathogenic nematodesscientific visualizationvisualizationexperiment design

Mini-Baermann Funnel, a Simple Device for Cleaning Nematode Infective Larvae. Journal of Parasitology (2022)

Tien HuynhElise L. McKeanJohn M. Hawdon

nematode infective larvaesimple devicenematologyparasitologydermatologymini-baermann funnelentomology

Teaching Parasitology Lab Remotely Using Livestreaming. The American Biology Teacher (2022)

John M. HawdonJames P. Bernot

educationteacher educationparasitologyonline educationremote teachingdistance educationteaching methodsscience educationlive-streamingeducational technology

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John Hawdon

Professor of Microbiology Immunology and Tropical Medicine

George Washington University

Affiliations

School of Medicine & Health Sciences

Department of Microbiology, Immunology, & Tropical Medicine

John Hawdon is currently serving as a Microbiology, Immunology, & Tropical Medicine Professor of Microbiology Immunology and Tropical Medicine at George Washington University.

Honors

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John Hawdon

George Washington University

Professor of Microbiology Immunology and Tropical Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Altered Larval Activation Response Associated With Multidrug Resistance in the Canine Hookworm Ancylostoma Caninum. Parasitology (2024)

Elise L. McKeanEmilia GrillYoung-Jun ChoiMakedonka MitrevaDamien M. O'HalloranJohn M. Hawdon

animal sciencelarval activation responsemultidrug resistanceimmunologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsavian biologypharmacologyveterinary medicineentomology

Assessing De Novo Parasite Genomes Assembled Using Only Oxford Nanopore Technologies Minion Data. iScience (2024)

Kaylee S. HerzogRachel WuJohn M. HawdonPeter NejsumJoseph R. Fauver

microbiologyparasite genomesgenomicsparasite genomics

Assessing the Quality of De Novo Parasite Genomes Assembled Using Only Oxford Nanopore Technologies Minion Data. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Kaylee S. HerzogRachel WuJohn M. HawdonPeter NejsumJoseph R. Fauver

parasitic nematodesgenome assembliessequence assemblygenome sequencinggenomicsreference genomemolecular biologyoxford nanopore technologiesnanobiotechnologybioinformaticsgenome biology

Andrea LangelandEmilia GrillAmol C. ShettyDamien M. O'HalloranJohn M. Hawdon

Excretory/Secretory Proteome of Females and Males of the Hookworm Ancylostoma Ceylanicum. Pathogens (2023)

Immunity Mediates Host Specificity in the Human Hookworm Ancylostoma Ceylanicum. Parasitology (2023)

Andrea LangelandElise L. McKeanDamien M. O'HalloranJohn M. Hawdon

immunologyparasitologyhost specificityhost-parasite relationships

The Nematode Parasite Steinernema Hermaphroditum is Pathogenic to Drosophila Melanogaster Larvae Without Activating Their Immune Response.. PubMed (2023)

Tien HuynhDamien O'HalloranJohn HawdonIoannis Eleftherianos

pathogenesispathologyimmunologynematology

Culturing and Genetically Manipulating Entomopathogenic Nematodes. Journal of Visualized Experiments (2022)

Christa HeryantoRamesh RatnappanDamien M. O'HalloranJohn M. HawdonIoannis Eleftherianos

biological engineeringnematologyentomopathogenic nematodesscientific visualizationvisualizationexperiment design

Mini-Baermann Funnel, a Simple Device for Cleaning Nematode Infective Larvae. Journal of Parasitology (2022)

Tien HuynhElise L. McKeanJohn M. Hawdon

nematode infective larvaesimple devicenematologyparasitologydermatologymini-baermann funnelentomology

Teaching Parasitology Lab Remotely Using Livestreaming. The American Biology Teacher (2022)

John M. HawdonJames P. Bernot

educationteacher educationparasitologyonline educationremote teachingdistance educationteaching methodsscience educationlive-streamingeducational technology

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