College of Medicine

Rhinology and Smell Disorders Research (Mulligan Lab)

Led by Jennifer K Mulligan · Otolaryngology

Auto-generated from UF undergraduate research symposium abstracts

What we study

The lab studies why people with chronic sinus disease lose their sense of smell and how to treat it. It uses nasal mucus samples to look for biomarkers of inflammation and tests treatments such as vitamin D in mice and in patients.

Neuroscience & BehaviorImmunologyHealth & Medicine

What working here is like

  • Wet lab
  • Clinical
  • Mice
  • Human participants
  • No coding
Projects
3

Current projects

Vitamin D nasal spray

Tested a vitamin D nasal spray that reduced nasal inflammation and improved smell in mice.

Dupilumab and smell improvement

Studies the mechanisms by which the drug dupilumab improves smell.

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Nasal mucus biomarkers

Uses nasal mucus markers to predict which treatments will work for chronic sinusitis.

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