College of Medicine

Burke Lab

Led by James Burke · Molecular Medicine

Auto-generated from UF undergraduate research symposium abstracts

What we study

The lab studies how the OAS/RNase L pathway helps cells fight viruses. It looks at how this pathway is switched off and why that matters during infections. The lab is at UF Scripps in Jupiter, Florida, not on the Gainesville campus.

Microbiology & Infectious DiseaseImmunology

What working here is like

  • Wet lab
  • Cells in a dish
  • No coding
Projects
2

Current projects

OAS family sensors

Antiviral mechanisms.

RNase L deactivation

Role in cellular immunity.

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