Alexis K Taber

This study examines the functionality of human lung γδ T cells in inflammatory lung disease and finds they maintain polyfunctional cytokine expression despite environmental changes.

The paper examines tissue-specific T cell adaptations in healthy and inflamed human mucosal tissues, finding that these adaptations are largely maintained during inflammation.

The paper identifies cytokine and metabolite networks that regulate T cell fate at the human maternal-fetal interface, showing how they restrain T cells in an antigen-independent manner.