Chandy C. John

This study shows that gut barrier loss during malaria allows microbiota to trigger purinergic immunosuppression, leading to severe disease.

This study examines NK cell function in children with severe malaria in areas of low and moderate transmission, finding reduced IFN-gamma production but variable degranulation patterns.

This study identifies dysregulated antibody-mediated cellular responses in MIS-C, linking NK cell dysfunction to immune pathology and suggesting potential therapeutic interventions.