The Vincent Walsh Memorial Research Grant
Contributed by: Sue Walsh
This grant was established in 2018.
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is a reactive oxygen species (ROS) produced naturally by the immune system as a defense response to invading pathogens. Recently, we have shown that hypochlorous acid solutions are potent inactivators of prions and I have evidence that human immune cells can inactivate prions through production of HOCl and related compounds. The objectives of my research include investigating how HOCl and ROS species produced in a host can influence prion inactivation and removal following prion infection.
Contributed by: Sue Walsh
This grant was established in 2018.
Contributed by: Jacqueline Riedel
This grant was established in 2018.
Contributed by: Lisa Marie Gill Braun and Jennifer Gill
This grant was established in 2015.
Contributed by: Ronda Fansler
This grant was established in 2015.
Grant Title:
“Investigation of Prion Inactivation by Reactive Oxygen Species in Vivo”
Location:
Rocky Mountain Laboratories, Montana
Grant Year:
2018
Contributed by: Sandra (Cookie) Stivison
Established in 2015.
This website was made possible by a generous donation from Cookie Stivison, in memory of her husband Tom Stivison, and a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.