Michael Teng | Source | USF Health virologist, immunologist at University of South Florida
Michael Teng
Studies the role of host-virus interactions in viral pathogenesis with particular interest in how respiratory syncytial virus affects host signal transduction pathways to enhance viral replication. Uses a combination of biochemical, molecular and cell biological, and virological techniques to examine these questions.
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University of South Florida
USF Health virologist, immunologist
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-- An expert on coronavirus, has studied for a long time, well before COVID.
-- Tracks COVID and pandemic, can speak to current data and trends.
-- Can speak to COVID variants, the ones behind us and what’s ahead.
-- A great interview and concise explainer of the technical/science of COVID, immunology, virology.