College of Medicine

Moser Lab

Led by Emily Moser · Medicine

Auto-generated from UF undergraduate research symposium abstractsMentored undergrads in Spring 2025

What we study

The Moser Lab studies how B cells produce antibodies, focusing on mechanisms in immunity and autoimmunity. They use experiments to understand B cell biology and disease pathways.

What working here is like

  • Wet lab
  • Mice
Projects
4
Papers
5

Current projects

The role of B cell Cul4b in gammaherpesvirus latency and lymphoma

Investigating how Cul4b affects B cell responses to viral infections and diseases.

Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Promotes Vaccine Antibody Responses

Exploring how Alpha-1 Antitrypsin influences vaccine effectiveness.

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Metabolic enforcement of selection in anti-DNA B cells vs. antigen-specific B cells

Studying metabolic differences in B cell responses to DNA and antigen exposure.

Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Enhances Humoral Immunity in Response to Vaccines

Scientists used mice that lack the protein alpha‑1 antitrypsin to see how it affects vaccine responses. They found that the protein helps keep vaccine antigens stable in lymph nodes, leading to stronger antibody production.

From the Spring 2025 UF Undergraduate Research Symposium · abstract book, p. 99

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