Host-Microbial Interactions Core

Biological Sciences



 

Members of the Host-Microbial Interactions (HMI) Core within the Department of Biological Sciences (DBS) at Auburn University focus on the fields of microbial pathogenesis, immune responses to bacterial infection, and microbiomes associated with animal and plant species. It is synergistic with other DBS Core areas in functional (meta)genomics, ecology and/or evolutionary aspects of host-microbiome interactions.  HMI research includes traditional studies of microbial physiology at the cellular and organismal level, detection and subtyping of pathogens, and molecular studies of host-microbe interactions using modern genomics, proteomics, and epigenetics approaches. 

 
 
 
 

Primary Members:


Adriana Avila Flores

Adriana Avila Flores

Katherine Buckley

Katherine Buckley

Paul Cobine

Paul Cobine

Michelle Gibbs

Michelle Gibbs

Mark Liles

Mark Liles

Alexey Petrov

Alexey Petrov

Elizabeth Schwartz

Elizabeth Schwartz

Rodney Tollerson

Rodney Tollerson

Jason Upton

Jason Upton

 

Affiliated Members:


Geoff Hill

Geoff Hill

Wendy Hood

Wendy Hood

Anthony Moss

Anthony Moss