Danielle Germundson

Author Profile

Danielle Germudson is a PhD candidate at the Department of Pathology, University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences, USA.

She is researching the relationship and mechanism of how peripheral food allergy can influence the central nervous system and cause behavioral changes.

4 blogs authored by Danielle Germundson

Regular Contributor

Qualification

PhD in Clinical and Translational Sciences

Studied At

University of North Dakota

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Articles

Guest Blog Neuroscience
Myelin: It’s Great to Insulate

Myelin: It’s Great to Insulate

In this guest blog, we dive into the structure and function of myelin and the consequences of myelin-associated diseases.

Research Immunology
Looking Beneath the Surface: Viral Clearance by Anti-Nucleoproteins

Looking Beneath the Surface: Viral Clearance by Anti-Nucleoproteins

This guest blog examines a paper published by Caddy et al. (2020) in EMBO Journal that sheds new light on anti-nucleoprotein antibodies and clearance of viral infections that could have important implications for vaccine design.

Guest Blog Immunology
A T Cell for Your Thoughts?

A T Cell for Your Thoughts?

Can T cells influence our brain function? In this guest blog, we explore the contribution of T cells to learning and memory.

Guest Blog Immunology
A MASTer Immune cell

A MASTer Immune cell

In this guest blog, we take a look at some of the areas outside of allergy that mast cells play a role in.

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