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M. Neal Guentzel

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University of Texas at San Antonio

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Molecular Microbiology & Immunology

M. Neal Guentzel is currently serving as a College Of Sciences Professor at University of Texas At San Antonio.

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University of Texas at San Antonio

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immunology clinical microbiology infectious diseases microbiology veterinary medicine immune responses vaccination microbial pathogenesis virology clinical immunology infection control veterinary microbiology public health vaccines respiratory medicine medical microbiology vaccine research innate immune system protective immunity mammalian biology medicinal research adaptive immune system vaccine development applied microbiology pathogens gene expression venereology environmental microbiology host-microbe interactions poultry science avian biology immunopathology bacteriology host response neonatology rna biology cell death cellular immune responses molecular microbiology respiratory infections in vivo systems genital chlamydial infection genital chlamydial challenge pulmonary chlamydial infection francisella tularensis chlamydia muridarum reproductive immunology oral biology pathogen transmission viral pathogenesis mucosal immunology virulence factors host factors cytokines vaccine safety laboratory immunology histocompatibility pulmonary challenge francisella tularensis replication lower digestive tract acinetobacter baumannii guinea pigs medical virology histopathology laboratory investigation viral oncology host-guest chemistry immunomodulation genetic factors gene regulation molecular immunology pathological sequelae thioredoxin system intranasal immunization secreted products transgenic mice

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An Immunoinformatics-Based Multi-Peptide Vaccine Provides Antibody-Mediated Protection Against Acinetobacter Baumannii Infection. Vaccines (2025)

Sean JeffreysJadelynn AkiMegan P. TompkinsNicolas D. PratherAshlesh K. MurthyJames P. ChambersM. Neal GuentzelChiung-Yu HungBernard P. ArulanandamJieh-Juen Yu

vaccine designvaccine targetsinfectious diseasesvaccinesvaccine developmentvaccinationimmunologyacinetobacter baumannii infectionpeptidesvaccine researchantibody-mediated protectionimmunoinformatics-based multi-peptide vaccinetherapeutic vaccinesinfection control

Development and Evaluation of an Immunoinformatics-Based Multi-Peptide Vaccine Against Acinetobacter Baumannii Infection. Vaccines (2024)

Sean JeffreysMegan P. TompkinsJadelynn AkiSara B. PappJames P. ChambersM. Neal GuentzelChiung-Yu HungJieh-Juen YuBernard P. Arulanandam

public healthvirologyvaccinesvaccine developmentvaccinationimmunologyrespiratory medicineacinetobacter baumannii infectionvaccine researchmedicineimmunoinformatics-based multi-peptide vaccine

Contribution of Rna Species in Sexually Transmitted Infections. RNA technologies (2023)

Alexis SouthwellM. Neal GuentzelRishein Gupta

epidemiologyinfectious diseasesvirologyrna speciesgene expressionrna biologygenetics

Modulation of Immune Response to Chlamydia Muridarum by Host Mir-135a. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2021)

Jonathon KeckJames P. ChambersJieh-Juen YuXingguo ChengLane K. ChristensonM. N. GuentzelRishein GuptaBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologymedical microbiologyinfectious diseasesimmunologyhost-microbe interactionsmicrobiologyimmune responsescellular immune responsesmicrobial pathogenesis

Thioredoxin-Mediated Alteration of Protein Content and Cytotoxicity of Acinetobacter Baumannii Outer Membrane Vesicles. Experimental Biology and Medicine (2021)

Swathi ShrihariHolly C MayJieh-Juen YuSara B PappJames P ChambersM Neal GuentzelBernard P Arulanandam

toxicologyexperimental pathologyexperimental biologyinfectious diseasesthioredoxin-mediated alterationmicrobiologyprotein contentexperimental toxicologyexperimental medicine

The Role of Microrna-155 in Chlamydia Muridarum Infected Lungs. Microbes and Infection (2020)

Jonathon KeckJames P. ChambersAravind KancharlaDona Haj BashirLaura HenleyKatherine SchenkelKevin CastilloM. Neal GuentzelRishein GuptaBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologymedical microbiologypathologyinfectious diseasesvirologysmall rnamolecular microbiologyrespiratory medicinechlamydia muridarummicrobiologyveterinary microbiologyveterinary medicinerna biologyvenereologyinfection controlmicrobial pathogenesis

Thioredoxin-a is a Virulence Factor and Mediator of the Type IV Pilus System in Acinetobacter Baumannii. PLoS ONE (2019)

Holly C. MayJieh-Juen YuHao ZhangYufeng WangAndrew P. CapJames P. ChambersM. Neal GuentzelBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologyinfectious diseasesvirologyacinetobacter baumanniiimmunologymicrobiologyvirulence factorsmicrobial pathogenesis

Thioredoxin Modulates Cell Surface Hydrophobicity in Acinetobacter Baumannii. Frontiers in Microbiology (2019)

Holly C. MayJieh-Juen YuSwathi ShrihariJanakiram SeshuKarl E. KloseAndrew P. CapJames P. ChambersM. Neal GuentzelBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologymedical microbiologyinfectious diseasesacinetobacter baumanniimicrobial physiologycell biologymicrobiologybacteriologymicrobial pathogenesis

Acinetobacter Baumannii Gastrointestinal Colonization is Facilitated by Secretory Iga Which is Reductively Dissociated by Bacterial Thioredoxin A. mBio (2018)

Patrick M. KetterJieh-Juen YuM. Neal GuentzelHolly C. MayRishein GuptaMark EppingerKarl E. KloseJ. SeshuJames P. ChambersAndrew P. CapBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologybacterial thioredoxinmicrobiologygastrointestinal colonizationsecretory igamicrobial pathogenesis

Microbial Co-Infection Alters Macrophage Polarization, Phagosomal Escape, and Microbial Killing. Innate Immunity (2018)

Nikita H TrivediJieh-Juen YuChiung-Yu HungRichard P DoelgerChristopher S NavaraLisa Y ArmitigeJanakiram SeshuAnthony P SinaiJames P ChambersM Neal GuentzelBernard P Arulanandam

public healthinnate immune systemimmunologymicrobiologyphagosomal escapemicrobial killingmicrobial ecologyhost-microbe interactions

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M. Neal Guentzel

Professor

University of Texas at San Antonio

Affiliations

College of Sciences

Molecular Microbiology & Immunology

M. Neal Guentzel is currently serving as a College Of Sciences Professor at University of Texas At San Antonio.

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University of Texas at San Antonio

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Immunoinformatics-Based Multi-Peptide Vaccine Provides Antibody-Mediated Protection Against Acinetobacter Baumannii Infection. Vaccines (2025)

Sean JeffreysJadelynn AkiMegan P. TompkinsNicolas D. PratherAshlesh K. MurthyJames P. ChambersM. Neal GuentzelChiung-Yu HungBernard P. ArulanandamJieh-Juen Yu

Development and Evaluation of an Immunoinformatics-Based Multi-Peptide Vaccine Against Acinetobacter Baumannii Infection. Vaccines (2024)

Sean JeffreysMegan P. TompkinsJadelynn AkiSara B. PappJames P. ChambersM. Neal GuentzelChiung-Yu HungJieh-Juen YuBernard P. Arulanandam

public healthvirologyvaccinesvaccine developmentvaccinationimmunologyrespiratory medicineacinetobacter baumannii infectionvaccine researchmedicineimmunoinformatics-based multi-peptide vaccine

Contribution of Rna Species in Sexually Transmitted Infections. RNA technologies (2023)

Alexis SouthwellM. Neal GuentzelRishein Gupta

epidemiologyinfectious diseasesvirologyrna speciesgene expressionrna biologygenetics

Modulation of Immune Response to Chlamydia Muridarum by Host Mir-135a. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2021)

Jonathon KeckJames P. ChambersJieh-Juen YuXingguo ChengLane K. ChristensonM. N. GuentzelRishein GuptaBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologymedical microbiologyinfectious diseasesimmunologyhost-microbe interactionsmicrobiologyimmune responsescellular immune responsesmicrobial pathogenesis

Thioredoxin-Mediated Alteration of Protein Content and Cytotoxicity of Acinetobacter Baumannii Outer Membrane Vesicles. Experimental Biology and Medicine (2021)

Swathi ShrihariHolly C MayJieh-Juen YuSara B PappJames P ChambersM Neal GuentzelBernard P Arulanandam

toxicologyexperimental pathologyexperimental biologyinfectious diseasesthioredoxin-mediated alterationmicrobiologyprotein contentexperimental toxicologyexperimental medicine

The Role of Microrna-155 in Chlamydia Muridarum Infected Lungs. Microbes and Infection (2020)

Jonathon KeckJames P. ChambersAravind KancharlaDona Haj BashirLaura HenleyKatherine SchenkelKevin CastilloM. Neal GuentzelRishein GuptaBernard P. Arulanandam

Thioredoxin-a is a Virulence Factor and Mediator of the Type IV Pilus System in Acinetobacter Baumannii. PLoS ONE (2019)

Holly C. MayJieh-Juen YuHao ZhangYufeng WangAndrew P. CapJames P. ChambersM. Neal GuentzelBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologyinfectious diseasesvirologyacinetobacter baumanniiimmunologymicrobiologyvirulence factorsmicrobial pathogenesis

Thioredoxin Modulates Cell Surface Hydrophobicity in Acinetobacter Baumannii. Frontiers in Microbiology (2019)

Holly C. MayJieh-Juen YuSwathi ShrihariJanakiram SeshuKarl E. KloseAndrew P. CapJames P. ChambersM. Neal GuentzelBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologymedical microbiologyinfectious diseasesacinetobacter baumanniimicrobial physiologycell biologymicrobiologybacteriologymicrobial pathogenesis

Acinetobacter Baumannii Gastrointestinal Colonization is Facilitated by Secretory Iga Which is Reductively Dissociated by Bacterial Thioredoxin A. mBio (2018)

Patrick M. KetterJieh-Juen YuM. Neal GuentzelHolly C. MayRishein GuptaMark EppingerKarl E. KloseJ. SeshuJames P. ChambersAndrew P. CapBernard P. Arulanandam

clinical microbiologybacterial thioredoxinmicrobiologygastrointestinal colonizationsecretory igamicrobial pathogenesis

Microbial Co-Infection Alters Macrophage Polarization, Phagosomal Escape, and Microbial Killing. Innate Immunity (2018)

Nikita H TrivediJieh-Juen YuChiung-Yu HungRichard P DoelgerChristopher S NavaraLisa Y ArmitigeJanakiram SeshuAnthony P SinaiJames P ChambersM Neal GuentzelBernard P Arulanandam

public healthinnate immune systemimmunologymicrobiologyphagosomal escapemicrobial killingmicrobial ecologyhost-microbe interactions

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