College of Medicine

Maigan Brusko Lab

Led by Maigan A Brusko · Pathology

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What we study

The Brusko Lab studies how the thymus (a gland in the chest) produces T cells, which are key immune cells. They investigate how genetics, environment, and childhood development affect these cells and immunity.

What working here is like

  • Wet lab
Projects
2
Papers
5

Current projects

Assessment of thymic output in the context of genetics, environmental exposures, and progression to type 1 diabetes

They study how genes and environment affect T cell production and diabetes risk.

Evolution of T cell immunity in blood and tissues over childhood

They track how T cell immunity changes during childhood development.

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