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Xiuli Yang

Research Assistant Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Veterinary Medicine

Xiuli Yang is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Natural Resources Research Assistant Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

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Xiuli Yang

University of Maryland, College Park

Research Assistant Professor

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infectious diseases immunology clinical microbiology microbial pathogenesis microbiology virology pathogens infection control veterinary medicine pathology pathogenesis borrelia burgdorferi immune responses tick-borne diseases pathogen transmission host-microbe interactions host response veterinary microbiology bacteriology gene expression emerging infectious diseases entomology host genetics virulence factors molecular microbiology medical microbiology lyme disease pathogen vector borne disease viral pathogenesis virus research avian biology avian medicine virus-host interactions host factors innate immune system lyme disease pathogens medicinal research poultry science mammalian biology vaccine research enzootic cycle protein science medical virology communicable diseases pathogen characterization disease transmission pathogen detection vaccine development vector-borne pathogens host-parasite relationships immunopathology plo biology venereology applied microbiology microbial genetics adaptive immune system lyme disease spirochete general virology biological chemistry viral persistence biomolecular interactions infectious disease modelling vector-parasite relationship virus transmission clinical immunology lyme disease lyme disease vaccine microbial persistence chemotaxis systems infectious leptospira genus leptospira cyclic di-gmp essential role infectious cycle decorin-binding adhesin dbpa strain-specific variation

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Fur Family Protein Bosr is a Novel Rna-Binding Protein That Controls Rpos Rna Stability in the Lyme Disease Pathogen. Nucleic Acids Research (2024)

Sajith RaghunandananRaj PriyaFuad AlanaziMeghan C LybeckerPaula Jean SchlaxX Frank Yang

geneticsgene expressionhost-microbe interactionsnucleic acidsmolecular scienceprotein sciencedna analysispathogenesisgenomicsbiochemistrybiological chemistryrna biologytick-borne diseaseshost geneticsgenome biologymolecular biologylyme disease pathogenstructural biology

An Il-23-Stat4 Pathway is Required for the Proinflammatory Function of Classical Dendritic Cells During Cns Inflammation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Nada S. AlakhrasWenwu ZhangNicolas BarrosAnchal SharmaJames RopaRaj PriyaX. Frank YangMark H. Kaplan

immune responsesimmune dysregulationneuroinflammationcns inflammationinflammationclassical dendritic cellsproinflammatory functioncentral nervous systemneuroimmunologyimmunologybrain-immune interaction

Badr Directly Represses the Expression of the Glycerol Utilization Operon in the Lyme Disease Pathogen. Journal of Bacteriology (2024)

Jun-Jie ZhangSajith RaghunandananQian WangRaj PriyaFuad AlanaziYongliang LouX. Frank Yang

geneticsglycerol utilization operoninflammationneurosciencelyme disease pathogengene expressionpathology

Borrelia Burgdorferi Secretes C-DI-Amp as an Extracellular Pathogen-Associated Molecular Pattern to Elicit Type I Interferon Responses in Mammalian Hosts. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Raj PriyaMeiping YeSajith RaghunanadananQiang LiuWei LiQigui YuYongliang LouHerman O. SintimX. Frank Yang

microbiologyimmune responseshost responsepathogenesisimmunologymammalian hostspathogensmolecular biology

Complement Therapeutic Factor H-Igg Proteins as Pre-Exposure Prophylaxes Against Lyme Borreliae Infections. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Connor W. McKaigJill MalfetanoY TranXiuli YangUtpal PalKeith WycoffYi-Pin Lin

pre-exposure prophylaxesimmune responsesinfectious diseasesmolecular immunologyimmunologylyme borreliae infections

Impact of E. Muris Infection on B. Burgdorferi–Induced Joint Pathology in Mice. Frontiers in Immunology (2024)

Jesse L. BoninSteven R. TorresAshley L. MarcinkiewiczGerald E. DuhamelXiuli YangUtpal PalJulia M. DiSpiritoTristan A. NowakYi-Pin LinKatherine C. MacNamara

autoimmune diseaseshost responseixodes tickscommunicable diseasesinfection controle. muris infectionclinical microbiologyinnate immune systemimmune responsesarthritisinfectious diseasesimmunologyimmunity (medicine)tick-borne diseasespathogensimmunopathologyrheumatisminflammationminimal inflammatory responsespathogenesis

Mcp5, a Methyl-Accepting Chemotaxis Protein Regulated by Both the Hk1-Rrp1 and Rrp2-Rpon-Rpos Pathways, is Required for the Immune Evasion of Borrelia Burgdorferi. PLoS Pathogens (2024)

Sajith RaghunandananKai ZhangYan ZhangRaj PriyaChing Wooen SzeYongliang LouMichael J. LynchBrian R. CraneMark H. KaplanChunhao LiX. Frank Yang

pathogenic bacteriaimmune responsesproteome researchhost responsehost-microbe interactionscommunicable diseasesnk cellsinfectious diseasesmicrobial pathogenesisrrp2 pathwaysclinical microbiologyborrelia burgdorferiimmunologytick-borne diseasespathogenspathogenesis

Mcp5, a Methyl-Accepting Chemotaxis Protein Regulated by Both the Hk1-Rrp1 and Rrp2-Rpon-Rpos Pathways, is Required for the Immune Evasion of Borrelia Burgdorferi. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Sajith RaghunandananKai ZhangZhang YanChing Wooen SzeRaj PriyaYongliang LuoMichael J LynchBrian R CraneChunhao LiX. Frank Yang

microbiologypathogenic bacteriaimmune responsesmethyl-accepting chemotaxis proteinhost responsehost-microbe interactionsinfection controlinfectious diseasesmicrobial pathogenesisimmune evasionrrp2-rpon-rpos pathwaysclinical microbiologytick-borne diseasesinnate immune systempathogenspathogenesismedical microbiology

Mechanistic Insights Into Structure-Based Design of a Lyme Disease Subunit Vaccine. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Kalvis BrangulisJill MalfetanoAshley L. MarcinkiewiczAlan WangYi-Lin ChenJungsoon LeeZhuyun LiuXiuli YangUlrich StrychMaria-Elena BottazziUtpal PalChing-Lin HsiehWen-Hsiang ChenYi-Pin Lin

vaccinesvaccine developmentstructure-based designmolecular biologyvaccine researchvaccine designmechanistic insights

Positive Feedback Regulation Between Rpos and Bosr in the Lyme Disease Pathogen. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Sajith RaghunandananRaj PriyaGaofeng LinFuad AlanaziAndrew ZossElise WarrenX. Frank Yang

molecular biologylyme disease pathogenpositive feedback regulationpathogens

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Xiuli Yang

Research Assistant Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Veterinary Medicine

Xiuli Yang is currently serving as a College Of Agriculture And Natural Resources Research Assistant Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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Experiences

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Xiuli Yang

University of Maryland, College Park

Research Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Fur Family Protein Bosr is a Novel Rna-Binding Protein That Controls Rpos Rna Stability in the Lyme Disease Pathogen. Nucleic Acids Research (2024)

Sajith RaghunandananRaj PriyaFuad AlanaziMeghan C LybeckerPaula Jean SchlaxX Frank Yang

An Il-23-Stat4 Pathway is Required for the Proinflammatory Function of Classical Dendritic Cells During Cns Inflammation. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Nada S. AlakhrasWenwu ZhangNicolas BarrosAnchal SharmaJames RopaRaj PriyaX. Frank YangMark H. Kaplan

Badr Directly Represses the Expression of the Glycerol Utilization Operon in the Lyme Disease Pathogen. Journal of Bacteriology (2024)

Jun-Jie ZhangSajith RaghunandananQian WangRaj PriyaFuad AlanaziYongliang LouX. Frank Yang

geneticsglycerol utilization operoninflammationneurosciencelyme disease pathogengene expressionpathology

Raj PriyaMeiping YeSajith RaghunanadananQiang LiuWei LiQigui YuYongliang LouHerman O. SintimX. Frank Yang

microbiologyimmune responseshost responsepathogenesisimmunologymammalian hostspathogensmolecular biology

Complement Therapeutic Factor H-Igg Proteins as Pre-Exposure Prophylaxes Against Lyme Borreliae Infections. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Connor W. McKaigJill MalfetanoY TranXiuli YangUtpal PalKeith WycoffYi-Pin Lin

pre-exposure prophylaxesimmune responsesinfectious diseasesmolecular immunologyimmunologylyme borreliae infections

Impact of E. Muris Infection on B. Burgdorferi–Induced Joint Pathology in Mice. Frontiers in Immunology (2024)

Jesse L. BoninSteven R. TorresAshley L. MarcinkiewiczGerald E. DuhamelXiuli YangUtpal PalJulia M. DiSpiritoTristan A. NowakYi-Pin LinKatherine C. MacNamara

Mcp5, a Methyl-Accepting Chemotaxis Protein Regulated by Both the Hk1-Rrp1 and Rrp2-Rpon-Rpos Pathways, is Required for the Immune Evasion of Borrelia Burgdorferi. PLoS Pathogens (2024)

Sajith RaghunandananKai ZhangYan ZhangRaj PriyaChing Wooen SzeYongliang LouMichael J. LynchBrian R. CraneMark H. KaplanChunhao LiX. Frank Yang

Sajith RaghunandananKai ZhangZhang YanChing Wooen SzeRaj PriyaYongliang LuoMichael J LynchBrian R CraneChunhao LiX. Frank Yang

Mechanistic Insights Into Structure-Based Design of a Lyme Disease Subunit Vaccine. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Kalvis BrangulisJill MalfetanoAshley L. MarcinkiewiczAlan WangYi-Lin ChenJungsoon LeeZhuyun LiuXiuli YangUlrich StrychMaria-Elena BottazziUtpal PalChing-Lin HsiehWen-Hsiang ChenYi-Pin Lin

vaccinesvaccine developmentstructure-based designmolecular biologyvaccine researchvaccine designmechanistic insights

Positive Feedback Regulation Between Rpos and Bosr in the Lyme Disease Pathogen. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Sajith RaghunandananRaj PriyaGaofeng LinFuad AlanaziAndrew ZossElise WarrenX. Frank Yang

molecular biologylyme disease pathogenpositive feedback regulationpathogens

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