Alex successfully defended his PhD thesis titled “Determining Antitumor Responses to Variable Cadherin Expression”
Congratulations Dr. Jordon!
Brossay Lab
The research in our laboratory is directed at understanding the molecular mechanisms controlling the development and activation of NK, ILC, and non-classical T cells. These subsets of cells respond quickly to a stimulus and their activation can determine the outcome of an immune response. We study the contribution of innate-like cells during the immune response to cancer as well as infections, including murine cytomegalovirus (MCMV).