Elena Tonc

Visiting Assistant Professor

Macalester College

United States

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Elena Tonc is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Macalester College in the United States. Her research interests encompass immunology education and the immune mechanisms involved in various conditions, including vulvodynia. Notable contributions include investigations into CD8 T cell subpopulations and the role of c-MYC in tumorigenesis, emphasizing the complexities of immune responses and educational strategies in the field.

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Takeshi Egawa

Washington University School of Medicine

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A multi-pronged approach to addressing curricular challenges in undergraduate immunology education

A multi-pronged approach to addressing curricular challenges in undergraduate immunology education

Immune mechanisms in vulvodynia: key roles for mast cells and fibroblasts

Immune mechanisms in vulvodynia: key roles for mast cells and fibroblasts

Unexpected suppression of tumorigenesis by c-MYC via TFAP4-dependent restriction of stemness in B lymphocytes

Identification of a T-bethi Quiescent Exhausted CD8 T Cell Subpopulation That Can Differentiate into TIM3+CX3CR1+ Effectors and Memory-like Cells

Identification of a T-bet<SUP>hi</SUP> Quiescent Exhausted CD8 T Cell Subpopulation That Can Differentiate into TIM3<SUP>+</SUP>CX3CR1<SUP>+</SUP> Effectors and Memory-like Cells

Unexpected suppression of tumorigenesis by c-MYC via TFAP4-dependent restriction of stemness in B lymphocytes

Latent Plasticity of Effector-like Exhausted CD8 T cells contributes to memory responses

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Takeshi Egawa

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