Cutaneous Immune Response in Secondary Syphilis


NIH 2005 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Early Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Connecticut	$384,588
NIH 2004 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Early Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Connecticut	$373,421
NIH 2003 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Early Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Connecticut	$362,577
NIH 2002 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Early Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Connecticut	$351,873
NIH 2001 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Early Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Connecticut	$311,470
NIH 2000 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Secondary Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Connecticut	$266,349
NIH 1999 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Secondary Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Connecticut
NIH 1998 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Secondary Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Texas Sw Medical Center Dallas
NIH 1997 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Secondary Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Texas Sw Medical Center Dallas
NIH 1996 R01 AI	Cutaneous Immune Response in Secondary Syphilis Radolf, Justin D. / University of Texas Sw Medical Center Dallas

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Olson Jr, Chris M; Bates, Tonya C; Izadi, Hooman et al. (2009) Local production of IFN-gamma by invariant NKT cells modulates acute Lyme carditis. J Immunol 182:3728-34

Tupin, Emmanuel; Benhnia, Mohammed Rafii-El-Idrissi; Kinjo, Yuki et al. (2008) NKT cells prevent chronic joint inflammation after infection with Borrelia burgdorferi. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 105:19863-8