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Meet the Sieber Lab team.

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Skip to main content Join Our Lab The Reinecker lab currently has opportunities for: PhD students Projects focus on new mechanisms of recognition of viral and bacterial pathogens and control of innate and adaptive immunity. Postdoctoral researcher Two postdoctoral training positions are available in our laboratory to study the role of genetic variants associated with inflammatory bowel diseases on mechanisms of inflammation, tumorigenesis and anti-microbial host defense.

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Skip to main content Research We study bacterial colonization of the intestinal tract, to understand how both benign and pathological bacteria affect their environment. Our long-term goal is to treat intestinal diseases by genetically engineering bacteria in vivo . Intestinal Biofilms Biofilms are complex, dynamic systems in which bacteria adhere to a surface and secrete biopolymers to create a beneficial local environment. These structures can include more that one species of microbe; a single

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Skip to main content Contact Us Mailing Address 5323 Harry Hines Blvd. Dallas, TX 75390-8887 Phone: 214-645-5430 Fax: 214-648-2022 Email Dr. Reinecker

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