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Prof. Alison E Ringel
Ragon Institute Assistant Professor of Biology
Core Member, Ragon Institute
Primary DLC
Department of Biology
MIT Room:
NE46-868
(857) 268-7031
aringel@mit.edu
https://biology.mit.edu/profile/alison-e-ringel/
Research Summary
Professor Ringel investigates crosstalk between CD8+ T cells and their environment at a molecular level, by dissecting the biological and metabolic programs engaged under conditions of stress. Using an array of approaches to model and perturb the local microenvironment, our research aims to reveal both the adaptive molecular changes as well as intrinsic vulnerabilities in T cells that arise within the tumor niche. The goal is to understand how disease states remodel the fundamental mechanisms that regulate immune cell function and contribute to pathogenesis.
Ringel seeks to understand the molecular adaptations that enable immune cells to function and survive within unfavorable environments.
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