Scientist at HDT Bio in Seattle, WA. Viral immunology, vaccines, RNA therapeutics, infectious disease. 🦠 (she/they) 💙💜💕
Seattle, WA
Joined March 2019
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🧵 New in @ScienceTM and on the cover! science.org/doi/10.1126/scit… After developing RNA vaccines for several different enveloped viruses, we realized that no one had done so for nonenveloped viruses. In this paper, we sought to do just that, with a focus on a prototype picornavirus.
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#MeetTheTeam— E. Taylor Stone, Ph.D. (@labgrade) is one of our postdoctoral researchers. She brings expertise from her Ph.D. in viral immunology to help advance our work in vaccines for infectious diseases.
hdt.bio/team
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Congratulations to Taylor @labgrade for THE SLU 2022 Graduate Student Researcher Grantwinner Award in recognition of her National Institutes of Health F31 Fellowship award. @slusom @SLU_Official
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Excited to share our latest article on RVFV with great students/Postdoc’s, @WildTypeMariah @labgrade @virusesareneat and collaborators @ViralImmunology and Tavis, Zoidis, Murelli labs published in @plosone: journals.plos.org/plosone/ar… #plosoneauthor
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Them Chores though 😏
@OpenAcademics #phdlife #phdvoice #phdmemes #gradschool #AcademicTwitter #PhD #AcademicChatter #phdchat @PhD_Genie
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Congratulations to Taylor @labgrade and Lizzie @virusesareneat of the Pinto lab @ViralImmunology for coming in one and two for best biological science graduate student talks
Congratulations to the 2022 winners of the SLU Graduate Research Symposium. See who was honored: loom.ly/682t1iA
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Just a grad student sitting here, waiting for my primer stock to melt, wondering how much of my work life has been spent waiting for things to melt
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We are excited to share our work on small molecule inhibitors of Bunyaviruses RVFV and LACV with great collaborators
Metal Coordinating Inhibitors of RVFV Replication biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… @ViralImmunology @labgrade @vasiliki_pard @virusesareneat @WildTypeMariah
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The phd student urge to receive awesome news, enjoy it for 30 minutes, proceed to diminish the accomplishment, then go back to struggling with the next thing 😅
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Excited for our collaborative work.
Single-Dose Intranasal Administration of AdCOVID Elicits Systemic and Mucosal Immunity against SARS-CoV-2 and Fully Protects Mice from Lethal Challenge mdpi.com/1221712 via @MDPIOpenAccess
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Congrats to SLU-MMI grad students presenting at 9th Annual Meeting of the International Cytokine and Interferon Society (Cytokines 2021), Cardiff, Wales.
Taylor, Lizzie, Tara, graduate students in Drs. Pinto and Brien Labs. @_tara_lynn_s @labgrade @virusesareneat
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I gave to the Pinto lab @ViralImmunology, who are doing great work on cross-reactive T cells, viral sepsis and the impact of obesity on the immune response
SLU Giving Day givingday.slu.edu/giving-day… #SLUGivingDay
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I got vaccinated a week ago.
By now, germinal centers were formed in my draining axillary lymph nodes located in the underarm area.
It should look like this (germinal centers in blue, emerging antibody-forming, and memory cells in green):
doi.org/10.1084/jem.20190789
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ACAV travel awardee Taylor Stone presents Correlates of protection for Powassan virus in mouse models of infection
#TropMed20 #astmh2020
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It's Follow-Friday! Connect with us and spread the word. We are a global collective of Black immunologists and allies. We are organizing and planning #BlackInImmunoWeek(Nov 22-28). We are also developing #BlackInImmunoHub, a network to connect/diversify #Immunology research field