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Influenza Webinar Series

Complexity of human B cell responses to influenza vaccination

Dr. James Crowe

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

About Dr. James Crowe

Dr. Crowe’s laboratory has a broad portfolio of work in the area of viral immunology and cell biology, with an aim to discovery of mechanisms important to develop new vaccines. In addition to his own lab, Dr. Crowe directs two institutional core laboratories: the Human Immunology Core and the Flow Cytometry and Cell Sorting Core. Dr. Crowe has been the recipient of numerous investigator awards and he is an elected Fellow of AAM, AAAS, ASCI and AAP, IDSA, APS, and others. He was elected to the National Academy of Medicine in 2014.

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