Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Fellowship Study Section [F13]

[F13 Roster]

The F13 Special Emphasis Panel reviews fellowship applications involving virology and viral pathogenesis, bacteriology and bacterial pathogenesis, fungal pathogenesis, parasitology and parasitic diseases, the innate and adaptive host responses to these microbes and viruses, and the development of anti-infective agents to treat and prevent infectious disease. Specific areas covered by F13:

  • Genetics, biochemistry, structure, physiology and behavior of bacteria, archaea, and their phages
  • Mechanisms of bacterial commensalism, infection, and disease
  • Bacterial factors that alter/affect host cells, or the host aspect of the host pathogen interaction
  • Protozoal, helminthic, and fungal pathogens in humans, and animal models
  • Viral structure, genetics, infection and replication; cellular and host responses to viral and prion infections; and mechanisms of disease pathogenesis in plants, animals, and humans
  • Studies on the emergence, spread, control, and prevention of infectious diseases that affect humans
  • The identification of novel antimicrobial agents, for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases and the study of the evolution, mechanisms, and transmission of resistance
  • All aspects of arthropod and molluscan intermediate hosts of parasitic, viral, and bacterial pathogens, including model systems, where the intent is to yield information relevant to human diseases


Study sections with most closely related areas of similar science listed in rank order are:

Immunology Fellowship Study Section [F07]  
Genomics, Genetics, DNA Replication, and Gene Expression Fellowship Study Section [F08]  
Cell Biology and Development Fellowship Study Section [F05]  
Physiology and Pathobiology of Organ Systems Fellowship Special Emphasis Panel [F10]  
Biophysical and Biochemical Sciences Fellowship Special Emphasis Panel [F04B]  

 



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