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Robert Lausch

Professor Emeritus

University of South Alabama

Affiliations

Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine

Microbiology & Immunology

Robert Lausch is currently serving as a Frederick P. Whiddon College Of Medicine Professor Emeritus at University of South Alabama.

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Robert Lausch

University of South Alabama

Professor Emeritus

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immunology ophthalmology virology epidemiology immune responses dermatology gene expression oncology inflammation medicinal research mammalian biology cancer research cancer biology cellular immune responses cytokines virus research innate immune system veterinary medicine cell signaling viral genetics viral oncology vision research adaptive immune system virus transmission general virology experimental medicine cell transplantation visual science clinical immunology ocular tissues vascular biology hypersensitivity ocular disease human corneal keratocytes oral biology antiviral research ocular surface respiratory medicine viral replication cutaneous biology antiviral therapy t-regulatory cell viral evolution human corneal cells antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity avian medicine cellular physiology molecular physiology avian biology antibody engineering gene regulatory networks gene function experimental ophthalmology viral hepatitis treatment effects host specificity genitourinary cancers clinical evidence vaccine research protective antibody therapy ocular infection proinflammatory cytokines corneal epithelial cells dth response differential regulation differential induction intertypic recombinant herpes simplex virus concomitant immunity nucleotide sequences tissue injury andrology molecular immunology cell culture virus replication murine cornea medical virology infectious diseases viral persistence

Notable Scholarly Works

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Il-17A Expression by Both T Cells and Non-T Cells Contribute to Hsv-Il-2-Induced Cns Demyelination. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Satoshi HiroseShaohui WangUjjaldeep JaggiHarry H. MatundanMihoko KatoXue-Ying SongSara J. Molesworth-KenyonRobert N. LauschHomayon Ghiasi

non-t cellsimmune responsesadaptive immune systembrain-immune interactionimmunologygene expressionpathology

Ccr6-Positive γδ T Cells Provide Protection Against Intracorneal Hsv-1 Infection. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

Steffani FitzpatrickRobert LauschRobert A. Barrington

immune responsest-regulatory celldermatologyadaptive immune systemclinical immunologyimmunologyophthalmologycellular immune responses

Ccr6+ γδ T Cells in the Cornea Are Protective During Early Hsv-1 Infection.. Investigative ophthalmology & visual science (2019)

John H FriendSteffani FitzpatrickRobert LauschRobert Barrington

immune responsesadaptive immune systemimmunologyinnate immune systemophthalmologycellular immune responsespathology

Immunoprotective γδ T Cell Subsets in the Cornea During Early Hsv-1 Infection.. The Journal of Immunology (2018)

Steffani E. FitzpatrickRobert LauschRobert A. Barrington

virologyhost-microbe interactionsvaccine developmentvirus-host interactionsimmunologyophthalmologyepidemiology

Subsets of Immunoprotective γδ T Cells in the Cornea During Early Hsv-1 Infection.. Investigative ophthalmology & visual science (2017)

Steffani FitzpatrickRobert LauschRobert Barrington

immunologyimmune responsesdermatologyophthalmology

Expression, Inducers and Cellular Sources of the Chemokine Mig (Cxcl 9), During Primary Herpes Simplex Virus Type-1 Infection of the Cornea. Current Eye Research (2014)

Sara J. Molesworth-KenyonAshley MilamAmanda RocketteAllison TroupeJohn E. OakesRobert N. Lausch

ocular diseaseoral biologyocular tissueschemokine migvision researchcellular sourcesdermatologyimmunologyophthalmologygene expressionocular surfaceeye health

Resident Corneal Cells Communicate With Neutrophils Leading to the Production of Ip-10 During the Primary Inflammatory Response to Hsv-1 Infection. International Journal of Inflammation (2012)

S. J. Molesworth-KenyonN. PophamA. MilamJ. E. OakesR. N. Lausch

immune responsesinflammationdermatologyprimary inflammatory responseimmunologyrespiratory medicineinnate immune systemophthalmologyresident corneal cells

Human Corneal Epithelial Cells Synthesize Elr − α-Chemokines in Response to Proinflammatory Mediators. Ocular Immunology and Inflammation (2007)

Karla A. McInnisAndrea BritainRobert N. LauschJohn E. Oakes

clinical evidenceimmune responsesinflammationoncologyproinflammatory mediatorsimmunologypharmacologyophthalmologymedicinal research

Il-17 Receptor Signaling Influences Virus-Induced Corneal Inflammation. Journal of Leukocyte Biology (2007)

Sara J Molesworth-KenyonRong YinJohn E OakesRobert N Lausch

receptorsimmune responsesinflammationcell biologyimmunologyophthalmology

A Novel Role for Neutrophils as a Source of T Cell-Recruiting Chemokines Ip-10 and Mig During the Dth Response to Hsv-1 Antigen. Journal of Leukocyte Biology (2005)

S J Molesworth-KenyonJ E OakesR N Lausch

hematologyimmune responsest-regulatory cellcell biologyadaptive immune systemimmunologyinnate immune systemcytokinesdth responsecellular immune responses

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Robert Lausch

Professor Emeritus

University of South Alabama

Affiliations

Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine

Microbiology & Immunology

Robert Lausch is currently serving as a Frederick P. Whiddon College Of Medicine Professor Emeritus at University of South Alabama.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Robert Lausch

University of South Alabama

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Il-17A Expression by Both T Cells and Non-T Cells Contribute to Hsv-Il-2-Induced Cns Demyelination. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Satoshi HiroseShaohui WangUjjaldeep JaggiHarry H. MatundanMihoko KatoXue-Ying SongSara J. Molesworth-KenyonRobert N. LauschHomayon Ghiasi

non-t cellsimmune responsesadaptive immune systembrain-immune interactionimmunologygene expressionpathology

Ccr6-Positive γδ T Cells Provide Protection Against Intracorneal Hsv-1 Infection. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

Steffani FitzpatrickRobert LauschRobert A. Barrington

immune responsest-regulatory celldermatologyadaptive immune systemclinical immunologyimmunologyophthalmologycellular immune responses

Ccr6+ γδ T Cells in the Cornea Are Protective During Early Hsv-1 Infection.. Investigative ophthalmology & visual science (2019)

John H FriendSteffani FitzpatrickRobert LauschRobert Barrington

immune responsesadaptive immune systemimmunologyinnate immune systemophthalmologycellular immune responsespathology

Immunoprotective γδ T Cell Subsets in the Cornea During Early Hsv-1 Infection.. The Journal of Immunology (2018)

Steffani E. FitzpatrickRobert LauschRobert A. Barrington

virologyhost-microbe interactionsvaccine developmentvirus-host interactionsimmunologyophthalmologyepidemiology

Subsets of Immunoprotective γδ T Cells in the Cornea During Early Hsv-1 Infection.. Investigative ophthalmology & visual science (2017)

Steffani FitzpatrickRobert LauschRobert Barrington

immunologyimmune responsesdermatologyophthalmology

Expression, Inducers and Cellular Sources of the Chemokine Mig (Cxcl 9), During Primary Herpes Simplex Virus Type-1 Infection of the Cornea. Current Eye Research (2014)

Sara J. Molesworth-KenyonAshley MilamAmanda RocketteAllison TroupeJohn E. OakesRobert N. Lausch

ocular diseaseoral biologyocular tissueschemokine migvision researchcellular sourcesdermatologyimmunologyophthalmologygene expressionocular surfaceeye health

Resident Corneal Cells Communicate With Neutrophils Leading to the Production of Ip-10 During the Primary Inflammatory Response to Hsv-1 Infection. International Journal of Inflammation (2012)

S. J. Molesworth-KenyonN. PophamA. MilamJ. E. OakesR. N. Lausch

immune responsesinflammationdermatologyprimary inflammatory responseimmunologyrespiratory medicineinnate immune systemophthalmologyresident corneal cells

Human Corneal Epithelial Cells Synthesize Elr − α-Chemokines in Response to Proinflammatory Mediators. Ocular Immunology and Inflammation (2007)

Karla A. McInnisAndrea BritainRobert N. LauschJohn E. Oakes

clinical evidenceimmune responsesinflammationoncologyproinflammatory mediatorsimmunologypharmacologyophthalmologymedicinal research

Il-17 Receptor Signaling Influences Virus-Induced Corneal Inflammation. Journal of Leukocyte Biology (2007)

Sara J Molesworth-KenyonRong YinJohn E OakesRobert N Lausch

receptorsimmune responsesinflammationcell biologyimmunologyophthalmology

A Novel Role for Neutrophils as a Source of T Cell-Recruiting Chemokines Ip-10 and Mig During the Dth Response to Hsv-1 Antigen. Journal of Leukocyte Biology (2005)

S J Molesworth-KenyonJ E OakesR N Lausch

hematologyimmune responsest-regulatory cellcell biologyadaptive immune systemimmunologyinnate immune systemcytokinesdth responsecellular immune responses

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