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Stephen Calderwood

Morton N Swartz MD Distinguished Academy Professor of Medicine Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Principal Investigator

Harvard University

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Harvard Medical School

Microbiology

Stephen Calderwood is currently serving as a Harvard Medical School Morton N Swartz MD Distinguished Academy Professor of Medicine Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Principal Investigator at Harvard University.

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Stephen Calderwood

Harvard University

Morton N Swartz MD Distinguished Academy Professor of Medicine Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Principal Investigator

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infectious diseases clinical microbiology immunology virology public health microbial pathogenesis microbiology infection control veterinary medicine respiratory medicine tropical medicine pathogenic bacteria pathogens vaccination emerging infectious diseases disease transmission bacteria clinical epidemiology bacteriology applied microbiology clinical immunology medical microbiology pathogen transmission veterinary microbiology vaccine development clinical infectious disease microbial genetics molecular microbiology vaccine research diagnostic microbiology clinical infection neglected tropical diseases innate immune system vibrio cholerae pathogen characterization disease outbreaks toxins medicinal research adaptive immune system virulence factors infectious disease modelling mucosal immunology mammalian biology host response laboratory medicine disaster medicine valve disease pathogen detection environmental microbiology virus-host interactions gene regulation microbial disease foodborne illness vector-borne pathogens cholera patients o-specific polysaccharide human infection genome biology toxinology transcription regulation viral genetics cryptococcus neoformans household contacts escherichia coli transcutaneous immunization virulence genes bangladeshi children cholera vaccine hospital infections medical mycology experimental medicine prosthetic valve endocarditis transcriptional regulation young children vector strains oral cholera vaccine preventive medicine vaccine hesitancy global health

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Cholera Toxin and O-Specific Polysaccharide Immune Responses After Oral Cholera Vaccination With Dukoral in Different Age Groups of Bangladeshi Participants. mSphere (2024)

Pinki DashAl HakimAklima AkterHasan Al BannaM. Hasanul KaisarAmena AktarSultana Rownok JahanJannatul FerdousSalima Raiyan BasherMohammad KamruzzamanFahima ChowdhuryAfroza AkterImam TauheedAna A. WeilRichelle C. CharlesStephen B. CalderwoodEdward T. RyanRegina C. LaRocqueJason B. HarrisTaufiqur Rahman BhuiyanFirdausi Qadri

mental healthpublic healthclinical microbiologytropical medicinedifferent age groupspathogen transmissionvirologyimmunologyvaccinationglobal healthoral cholera vaccinationimmune responsesbangladeshi participantsclinical immunologycholera toxin

Diversity of Vibrio Cholerae O1 Through the Human Gastrointestinal Tract During Cholera. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Patrick LypaczewskiDenise ChacChelsea N. DunmireKristine M. TandocFahima ChowdhuryAshraful I. KhanTaufiqur BhuiyanJason B. HarrisRegina C. LaRocqueStephen B. CalderwoodEdward T. RyanFirdausi QadriB. Jesse ShapiroAna A. Weil

public healthclinical microbiologyepidemiologyinfectious diseasesvirologydisease transmissionpathogenic bacteriagastroenterologymolecular microbiologyrespiratory medicinebacteriamicrobial diversityvector-borne pathogenshuman gastrointestinal tractdisease outbreaksmicrobial pathogenesis

Vibrio Cholerae O1 Experiences Mild Bottlenecks Through the Gastrointestinal Tract in Some but Not All Cholera Patients. Microbiology Spectrum (2024)

Patrick LypaczewskiDenise ChacChelsea N. DunmireKristine M. TandocFahima ChowdhuryAshraful I. KhanTaufiqur R. BhuiyanJason B. HarrisRegina C. LaRocqueStephen B. CalderwoodEdward T. RyanFirdausi QadriB. Jesse ShapiroAna A. Weil

clinical microbiologymedical microbiologyinfectious diseasesmicrobiologygastrointestinal tractmicrobial pathogenesis

Comparison of O-Specific Polysaccharide Responses in Patients Following Infection With Vibrio Cholerae O139 Versus Vaccination With a Bivalent (O1/O139) Oral Killed Cholera Vaccine in Bangladesh. mSphere (2023)

M. Hasanul KaisarMeagan KellyMohammad KamruzzamanTaufiqur R. BhuiyanFahima ChowdhuryAshraful Islam KhanRegina C. LaRocqueStephen B. CalderwoodJason B. HarrisRichelle C. CharlesAlžbeta ČížováJana MečárováJana KorcováSlavomír BystrickýPavol KováčPeng XuFirdausi QadriEdward T. Ryan

epidemiologyvaccinesvaccine safetyo-specific polysaccharide responsesbacteriapolysaccharidesclinical microbiologyvaccine efficacyinfectious diseasesvaccinationinfection controlpublic healthtropical medicinecholera vaccinevirologyvaccine developmentrespiratory medicineveterinary medicineapplied microbiologydiagnostic microbiology

Development of Shigella Conjugate Vaccines Targeting Shigella Flexneri 2A and S. Flexneri 3A Using a Simple Platform-Approach Conjugation by Squaric Acid Chemistry. Vaccine (2023)

Meagan KellyAnjali MandlikRichelle C. CharlesSmriti VermaStephen B. CalderwoodDaniel T. LeungRajib BiswasKamrul IslamMohammad KamruzzamanFahima ChowdhuryFarhana KhanamWillie F. VannAshraful Islam KhanTaufiqur Rahman BhuiyanFirdausi QadriAnthony R. VorthermsRobert KaminskiPavol KováčPeng XuEdward T. Ryan

squaric acid chemistryinfectious diseasesvaccinesvaccine developmentshigella conjugate vaccinesvaccinationmedicine

Predicting Vibrio Cholerae Infection and Symptomatic Disease: A Systems Serology Study. The Lancet Microbe (2023)

Kirsten E WiensAnita S IyerTaufiqur R BhuiyanLenette L LuDeniz CizmeciMatthew J GormanDansu YuanRachel L BeckerEdward T RyanStephen B CalderwoodRegina C LaRocqueFahima ChowdhuryAshraful I KhanMyron M LevineWilbur H ChenRichelle C CharlesAndrew S AzmanFirdausi QadriGalit AlterJason B Harris

public healthclinical microbiologyinfectious diseasesvirologydisease transmissionrespiratory medicinesymptomatic diseasesystems serology studymicrobiologyvibrio cholerae infectionpredictive microbiologyinfectious disease modelling

A Systems Serology Analysis of Correlates of Protection Against Cholera. medRxiv (2022)

Kirsten E. WiensAnita S. IyerTaufiqur R. BhuiyanLenette L. LuDeniz CizmeciMatthew J. GormanDansu YuanRachel L. BeckerEdward T. RyanStephen B. CalderwoodRegina C. LaRocqueFahima ChowdhuryAshraful I. KhanMyron M. LevineWilbur H. ChenRichelle C. CharlesAndrew S. AzmanFirdausi QadriGalit AlterJason B. Harris

public healthclinical microbiologyclinical infectious diseaseinfectious diseasesvirologydisease transmissionrespiratory medicinedisease preventionsystems serology analysisclinical epidemiologyhealth protectionmedicinelaboratory medicinedisease physiology

Identifying Recent Cholera Infections Using a Multiplex Bead Serological Assay. mBio (2022)

Forrest K. JonesTaufiqur R. BhuiyanRachel E. MuiseAshraful I. KhanDamien M. SlaterKian Robert Hutt VaterFahima ChowdhuryMeagan KellyPeng XuPavol KováčRajib BiswasMohammad KamruzzamanEdward T. RyanStephen B. CalderwoodRegina C. LaRocqueJustin LesslerRichelle C. CharlesDaniel T. LeungFirdausi QadriJason B. HarrisAndrew S. Azman

pathogen detectionpublic healthclinical microbiologyepidemiologyveterinary diagnosticsinfectious diseasesvirologybiomedical analysisdisease detectiongastroenterologyrespiratory medicineclinical epidemiologyemerging infectious diseaseslaboratory medicinedisease outbreaks

Long-Term Sialidase-Specific Immune Responses After Natural Infection With Cholera: Findings From a Longitudinal Cohort Study in Bangladesh. Frontiers in Immunology (2022)

Fahima ChowdhuryAfroza AkterTaufiqur Rahman BhuiyanRajib BiswasMd. Golam FirojImam TauheedJason B. HarrisRegina C. LarocqueAllen G. RossNigel A. J. McMillanRichelle C. CharlesEdward T. RyanStephen B. CalderwoodFirdausi Qadri

prospective cohort studiesepidemiological outcomeimmunopathologyimmunologyclinical immunologyclinical microbiologyretrospective cohort studiesimmunity (medicine)infection controlpublic healthtropical medicinerespiratory medicineglobal healthnatural infectionveterinary medicineenvironmental microbiologylongitudinal cohort studyclinical epidemiologyimmune responsessurvival analysis

Mucosal-Associated Invariant T (Mait) Cells Are Highly Activated in Duodenal Tissue of Humans With Vibrio Cholerae O1 Infection: A Preliminary Report. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2022)

Taufiqur R. BhuiyanM. Arifur RahmanShubhanshi TrivediTaliman AfrozHasan Al BannaMohammad Rubel HoqIoana PopOwen JensenRasheduzzaman RashuMuhammad Ikhtear UddinMotaher HossainAshraful I. KhanFahima ChowdhuryJason B. HarrisStephen B. CalderwoodEdward T. RyanFirdausi QadriDaniel T. Leung

clinical microbiologytropical medicineinfectious diseasesdisease transmissionimmunologyduodenal tissueglobal healthemerging infectious diseasesimmune responsesneglected tropical diseasesmucosal immunologyinnate immune systemmicrobial pathogenesis

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Stephen Calderwood

Morton N Swartz MD Distinguished Academy Professor of Medicine Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Principal Investigator

Harvard University

Affiliations

Harvard Medical School

Microbiology

Honors

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Stephen Calderwood

Harvard University

Morton N Swartz MD Distinguished Academy Professor of Medicine Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Principal Investigator

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cholera Toxin and O-Specific Polysaccharide Immune Responses After Oral Cholera Vaccination With Dukoral in Different Age Groups of Bangladeshi Participants. mSphere (2024)

Diversity of Vibrio Cholerae O1 Through the Human Gastrointestinal Tract During Cholera. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Vibrio Cholerae O1 Experiences Mild Bottlenecks Through the Gastrointestinal Tract in Some but Not All Cholera Patients. Microbiology Spectrum (2024)

clinical microbiologymedical microbiologyinfectious diseasesmicrobiologygastrointestinal tractmicrobial pathogenesis

Development of Shigella Conjugate Vaccines Targeting Shigella Flexneri 2A and S. Flexneri 3A Using a Simple Platform-Approach Conjugation by Squaric Acid Chemistry. Vaccine (2023)

squaric acid chemistryinfectious diseasesvaccinesvaccine developmentshigella conjugate vaccinesvaccinationmedicine

Predicting Vibrio Cholerae Infection and Symptomatic Disease: A Systems Serology Study. The Lancet Microbe (2023)

A Systems Serology Analysis of Correlates of Protection Against Cholera. medRxiv (2022)

Identifying Recent Cholera Infections Using a Multiplex Bead Serological Assay. mBio (2022)

Long-Term Sialidase-Specific Immune Responses After Natural Infection With Cholera: Findings From a Longitudinal Cohort Study in Bangladesh. Frontiers in Immunology (2022)

Mucosal-Associated Invariant T (Mait) Cells Are Highly Activated in Duodenal Tissue of Humans With Vibrio Cholerae O1 Infection: A Preliminary Report. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2022)

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