Harry W. Lampiris, MD
University of California San Francisco
Professor of Clinical Medicine
San Francisco, CA
Infectious Diseases Section, Department of Medicine
San Francisco Veteran Affairs Medical Center
San Francisco, CA
Raphael J. Landovitz, MD, MSc
University of California Los Angeles
Professor of Medicine
Los Angeles, CA
Director, UCLA Center for Clinical AIDS Research & Education
University of California Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA
Michael T. Laub, PhD
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Salvador E. Luria Professor of Biology
Cambridge, MA
Dr Laub’s research currently focuses on phage-bacteria interactions with a particular emphasis on the antiphage defense mechanisms used by bacteria to defend themselves against phages and the counterdefense mechanisms employed by phages. We use a variety of genetic and computational tools to identify new antiphage defense systems in E. coli, B. subtilis, and S. aureus. The mechanistic basis of immunity provided by individual systems is pursued using a combination of genetics, biochemistry, cell biology, and structural approaches. The lab also examines the tempo, modes, and patterns of genome evolution in bacteria and phages that stems from their constant battle with each other.
(Updated July 18, 2024)
Clara Lehmann, MD
University Hospital Cologne
Senior Physician
Cologne, Germany
Deputy Coordinator HIV
German Center For Infectious Research (DZIF)
Cologne, Germany
Leah J. Leisch, MD
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Assistant Professor of Medicine
Birmingham, AL
Addiction Medicine Fellowship Program Director
Medical Director of Beacon Integrated Healthcare
Birmingham, AL
Jeffrey L. Lennox, MD
Emory University
Professor of Medicine and Associate Dean for Clinical Research
Atlanta, GA
