Charlotte Odendall, PhD
Sir Henry Dale Fellow
King’s College London
London, UK
Twitter: @codendall
Charlotte received her PhD in Cellular Microbiology from Imperial College London, where her work focused on Salmonella pathogenesis. Charlotte then moved to Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard
Medical School to study innate sensing, in particular the regulation of type I and III interferons (IFNs). Charlotte then started her lab as a Sir Henry Dale Fellow funded by the Wellcome Trust and Royal Society at King’s College London, where she is now a Lecturer. The Odendall lab investigates both sides of the interaction between pathogens and their host. Charlotte is especially interested in uncovering the anti-bacterial functions of type I and III IFNs, and how enteric bacterial pathogens manipulate IFN signaling pathways to promote virulence.
Oral Presentation at Cytokines 2022 Hybrid Meeting: A FAMILY OF CONSERVED SHIGELLA EFFECTORS DAMPENS IFN RESPONSES BY BLOCKING CALCIUM SIGNALLING
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