Chien-Ting Wu

Assistant Prof @utsw Microbiology. Interested in studying virus-host interactions within respiratory and metabolic systems and virus-induced tumorigenesis.

[Chien-Ting Wu @CT_Wu_Lab]

Excited to announce that the Wu Lab just officially received the Notice of Award for our first R01!

We are seeking talented postdoctoral researchers and Ph.D. students. If you are interested in nasal immunity and development, please feel free to reach out to us.

[Chien-Ting Wu @CT_Wu_Lab]

@Hilgendorf_Lab Thank you and miss you.

[Chien-Ting Wu @CT_Wu_Lab]

I'm extremely excited and truly honored to have received a @utsystem Rising STARs award
for our work on the interaction between respiratory viruses and nasal epithelium and virus infection-induced tumorigenesis.

[Peter K. Jackson @PeterKJackson]

Pleased to share our latest in Cell showing SARS-CoV-2 uses airway cilia to cross the mucin barrier and microvilli for viral exit. Omicron variants bind cilia better! Great collaboration with Raul Andino (UCSF) & Nayak, Milla, Nolan labs (Stanford). https://t.co/Fzkt9J2sF7

[Chien-Ting Wu @CT_Wu_Lab]

@Hilgendorf_Lab Very good review. Congratulations.

[Chien-Ting Wu @CT_Wu_Lab]

@Hilgendorf_Lab One of the best mentor in the world.

[Chien-Ting Wu @CT_Wu_Lab]

@Hilgendorf_Lab So happy for you, congratulations.

[Chien-Ting Wu @CT_Wu_Lab]

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