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Sarah Ewald

Associate Professor

University of Virginia

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Cancer Biology

Sarah Ewald is currently serving as a Microbiology, Immunology, And Cancer Biology Associate Professor at University of Virginia.

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University of Virginia

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immunology immune responses cell biology inflammation infectious diseases innate immune system host response cell death parasitology molecular immunology pathogenesis cell signaling cytokines pathology immunity (medicine) microbial pathogenesis cell research inflammatory diseases toxoplasma gondii vascular biology molecular cell biology cellular physiology parasitic protozoa proteomic technologies neuroimmunology molecular diagnostics communicable diseases liver physiology veterinary parasitology medicinal research cellular biochemistry clinical proteomics immunologic mechanisms spatial omics chronic inflammation nucleic acids biological chemistry cancer cells redox biology mitochondrial function parasitic diseases host-parasite relationships adaptive immune system protein secretion secretory pathway bioimage analysis immunoediting immune dysregulation brain-immune interaction skeletal muscle toll-like receptor 9 nucleic acid recognition host homeostasis toxoplasma gondii infection zeiss zen black targeted optical microproteomics receptor (biochemistry) protein function mitochondrial dynamics host genetics anti-inflammatory cerebrovascular disease vascular aging intermediate host tissue development neuroinflammation disease physiology functional receptor self nucleic acids tlr9 function tlr9 proteolysis parasite load parasite effectors host mitochondrial association type ii host mitochondria

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Toxoplasma Gondii Effector Maf1 Blocks Mouse Aim2 Inflammasome Activation by Inhibiting Mtdna Release. The Journal of Immunology (2026)

molecular and cellular biologyaim2 inflammasome activationmtdna releasecell deathcell signalingimmunologycell biologycancer lettermolecular cell biologycellular biologymolecular biologyexperimental medicinecell researchdna repair

Macrophage Peroxisomes Guide Alveolar Regeneration and Limit Sars-Cov-2 Tissue Sequelae. Science (2025)

Xiaoqin WeiWei QianHarish NarasimhanTing ChanXue LiuMohd ArishSamuel YoungChaofan LiIn Su CheonQing YuGislane Almeida-SantosXiao-Yu ZhaoEric V. YeattsOlivia J. SpearMegan YiTanyalak ParimonYinshan FangYoung S. HahnTimothy N. J. BullockLindsay A. SomervilleMark H. KaplanAnne I. SperlingYun Michael ShimRobert VassalloPeter ChenSarah E. EwaldAnja C. RodenJianwen QueDianhua JiangJie Sun

vascular biologyregenerative medicineimmunologycell biologycell transplantationtissue developmentintermediate hostsars-cov-2macrophage peroxisomescovid-19ophthalmologyalveolar regenerationregeneration (biology)

Spatially-Divergent Metabolic Impact of Experimental Toxoplasmosis: Immunological and Microbial Correlates. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Mahbobeh LesaniCaitlyn E. MiddletonTzu-Yu FengJan Carlos Urban ArroyoEli CasarezSarah E EwaldLaura-Isobel McCall

spatially-divergent metabolic impactmetabolismmicrobial correlatesimmunologyexperimental toxoplasmosis

Conjugation of Il‐33 to Microporous Annealed Particle Scaffolds Enhances Type 2‐Like Immune Responses in Vitro and in Vivo. Advanced Healthcare Materials (2024)

Colleen A. RoosaSamantha L. LempkeRiley T. HannanEthan NicklowJeffrey M. SturekSarah E. EwaldDonald R. Griffin

inflammationnanomedicineimmunologyvaccinationmedicinal researchimmunotherapycellular therapyimmunomodulationhealth technologyimmunoeditingimmune responsesadvanced functional materialsmedicineadaptive immune systemannealed particle scaffoldshealth sciencesinnate immune systemcytokines

Corrigendum to “Poly I: C Vaccination Drives Transient Cxcl9 Expression Near B Cell Follicles in the Lymph Node Through Type-I and Type-II Interferon Signaling” [Cytokine 183 (2024) 156731]. Cytokine (2024)

Alexander G BallKaterina MorgaenkoParastoo AnbaeiSarah E EwaldRebecca R Pompano

type-ii interferonvaccinescell signalingimmunologyvaccinationimmune responsesgene expressionlymph nodecytokines

Co-Transfection of Murine Nxpe2 and Murine Glycophorin a Confers Reactivity With Ter-119. Haematologica (2024)

Gregory R. KeeleAriel M. HayNadia K. HolnessArijita JashSarah E. EwaldCallan O’ConnorMatthew VincentMonika DzieciatkowskaAngelo D’AlessandroGary A. ChurchillJames C. Zimring

hematological malignanciesmolecular biologyhematologybiochemistry

Inos is Necessary for Gbp-Mediated T. Gondii Clearance in Murine Macrophages via Vacuole Nitration and Intravacuolar Network Collapse. Nature Communications (2024)

Xiao-Yu ZhaoSamantha L. LempkeJan C. Urbán ArroyoIsabel G. BrownBocheng YinMagdalena M. MagajNadia K. HolnessJamison SmileyStefanie RedemannSarah E. Ewald

molecular immunologyinflammationmurine macrophagesvacuole nitrationimmunologycell biologydermatologyneuroinflammationintravacuolar network collapseimmune responsesadaptive immune systembrain-immune interactioninnate immune system

Poly I: C Vaccination Drives Transient Cxcl9 Expression Near B Cell Follicles in the Lymph Node Through Type-I and Type-II Interferon Signaling. Cytokine (2024)

Alexander G BallKaterina MorgaenkoParastoo AnbaeiSarah E EwaldRebecca R Pompano

type-ii interferonvaccinesimmunologyvaccinationgene expressionlymph nodecytokines

The Intersection of Host in Vivo Metabolism and Immune Responses to Infection With Kinetoplastid and Apicomplexan Parasites. Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews (2024)

Sarah EwaldAzadeh NasuhidehnaviTzu-Yu FengMahbobeh LesaniLaura-Isobel McCall

clinical microbiologyepidemiologymetabolismimmunologyparasitologyhost-parasite relationshipsimmunotherapyhost-microbe interactionsmicrobiologyhost responseveterinary microbiologyimmune responsesapicomplexan parasitesinnate immune systemveterinary parasitologymicrobial pathogenesis

Toxoplasma Gondii Infection Supports the Infiltration of T Cells Into Brain Tumors. Journal of Neuroimmunology (2024)

Yen T M NguyenLydia SibleyPiotr PrzanowskiXiao-Yu ZhaoMichael KovacsShengyuan WangMarieke K JonesMaureen CowanWenjie LiuAndrea R MerchakAlban GaultierKevin JanesChongzhi ZangTajie HarrisSarah E EwaldHui Zong

toxoplasma gondii infectionimmunologyneuroimmunologybrain tumorsoncologycancer biology

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Sarah Ewald

Associate Professor

University of Virginia

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Microbiology, Immunology, and Cancer Biology

Sarah Ewald is currently serving as a Microbiology, Immunology, And Cancer Biology Associate Professor at University of Virginia.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Virginia

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Toxoplasma Gondii Effector Maf1 Blocks Mouse Aim2 Inflammasome Activation by Inhibiting Mtdna Release. The Journal of Immunology (2026)

Macrophage Peroxisomes Guide Alveolar Regeneration and Limit Sars-Cov-2 Tissue Sequelae. Science (2025)

Spatially-Divergent Metabolic Impact of Experimental Toxoplasmosis: Immunological and Microbial Correlates. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Mahbobeh LesaniCaitlyn E. MiddletonTzu-Yu FengJan Carlos Urban ArroyoEli CasarezSarah E EwaldLaura-Isobel McCall

spatially-divergent metabolic impactmetabolismmicrobial correlatesimmunologyexperimental toxoplasmosis

Conjugation of Il‐33 to Microporous Annealed Particle Scaffolds Enhances Type 2‐Like Immune Responses in Vitro and in Vivo. Advanced Healthcare Materials (2024)

Colleen A. RoosaSamantha L. LempkeRiley T. HannanEthan NicklowJeffrey M. SturekSarah E. EwaldDonald R. Griffin

Alexander G BallKaterina MorgaenkoParastoo AnbaeiSarah E EwaldRebecca R Pompano

type-ii interferonvaccinescell signalingimmunologyvaccinationimmune responsesgene expressionlymph nodecytokines

Co-Transfection of Murine Nxpe2 and Murine Glycophorin a Confers Reactivity With Ter-119. Haematologica (2024)

Gregory R. KeeleAriel M. HayNadia K. HolnessArijita JashSarah E. EwaldCallan O’ConnorMatthew VincentMonika DzieciatkowskaAngelo D’AlessandroGary A. ChurchillJames C. Zimring

hematological malignanciesmolecular biologyhematologybiochemistry

Inos is Necessary for Gbp-Mediated T. Gondii Clearance in Murine Macrophages via Vacuole Nitration and Intravacuolar Network Collapse. Nature Communications (2024)

Xiao-Yu ZhaoSamantha L. LempkeJan C. Urbán ArroyoIsabel G. BrownBocheng YinMagdalena M. MagajNadia K. HolnessJamison SmileyStefanie RedemannSarah E. Ewald

Poly I: C Vaccination Drives Transient Cxcl9 Expression Near B Cell Follicles in the Lymph Node Through Type-I and Type-II Interferon Signaling. Cytokine (2024)

Alexander G BallKaterina MorgaenkoParastoo AnbaeiSarah E EwaldRebecca R Pompano

type-ii interferonvaccinesimmunologyvaccinationgene expressionlymph nodecytokines

The Intersection of Host in Vivo Metabolism and Immune Responses to Infection With Kinetoplastid and Apicomplexan Parasites. Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews (2024)

Sarah EwaldAzadeh NasuhidehnaviTzu-Yu FengMahbobeh LesaniLaura-Isobel McCall

Toxoplasma Gondii Infection Supports the Infiltration of T Cells Into Brain Tumors. Journal of Neuroimmunology (2024)

toxoplasma gondii infectionimmunologyneuroimmunologybrain tumorsoncologycancer biology

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