faculty

Jakob von Moltke

jmoltke@uw.edu
Assistant Professor

University of Washington

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Immunology

Microbiology, Infection & Immunity

Immune responses to parasitic worms and allergens

Faculty Contact Information

Building: 750 Republican Street (E Bldg) Room: E-545 Box: 358059 Phone: 206-685-8893

Research Summary

The Moltke lab studies immune responses to parasitic worms (helminths) and allergens. These responses, collectively known as type 2 immunity, are triggered by an astonishing diversity of agonists, from macroscopic live worms to microscopic inert particles to soluble enzymes. Why does the immune system respond to them all in the same way? Using laboratory mice and helminths as model organisms, we study the initiation of type 2 immunity with the goal of providing insights that will lead to improved treatment and prevention of asthma, allergy, and parasitic infection.

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Lab Information

Location: University of Washington - Dept of Immunology
Building: 750 Republican Street
Room: E-545
Box: 358059
Phone: 206-685-8893
http://www.moltkelab.com/