Corey Lab Group

Our Research

The Corey laboratory is more of a group collaboratory than a single scientist program. The laboratory scientific space in to investigate the host-viral battlefield at the mucosal surface. It uses a variety of technologies from single cell sorting to spatial visualization to study these issues. The model viral pathogens we use are herpesviruses (HSV-1 & HSV-2) and HIV.  The two most senior scientists in the lab are Larry Corey and Jia Zhu, and several principal research scientists including Anton Sholukh and Karsten Eichholz are also funded investigators.

The dominant areas of the lab are in herpes virology, especially HSV, but projects in EBV, VZV, and HHV-8 are also in progress. The ultimate goal of these projects is to develop immunotherapies for the prevention and treatment of these chronic viral infections.

Papers of importance in the last 7 years are listed below. 

 

Publications

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