Ilona Kryczek, PhD - University of Michigan Department of Surgery

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Amy K. Alderman, MD, MPH

Robert Bartlett, MD

Onur Başer, PhD

John D. Birkmeyer, MD

Nancy Birkmeyer, PhD

D. Keith Bishop, PhD

David G. Beer, PhD

Ramon Berguer, MD, PhD

Tara M. Breslin, MD

David L. Brown, MD

Steven R. Buchman, MD

Marilia I. Cascalho, MD

Paul S. Cederna, MD

Andrew C. Chang, MD

Guoan Chen, MD, PhD

Kevin C. Chung, MD, MS

Eric Devaney, MD

Justin Dimick, MD

Jonathan L. Eliason, MD

Michael Englesbe, MD

Stephen E. Feinberg, DDS, PhD

Jonathan F. Finks, MD

Michael Franz, MD

Steven C. Haase, MD

Jonathan Haft, MD

Linnea Hauge, PhD

Mark Hemmila, MD

Peter Henke, MD

Kathleen W. Ignatoski, PhD

Ilona Kryczek, PhD

William Kuzon, Jr, MD

Lin Lin, MD, PhD

David M. Lubman, PhD

Raja S. Mahidhara, MD

Cynthia Luz Marcelo, MS, PhD

David Misek, PhD

Arden Morris, MD

Michael Mulholland, MD, PhD

Daniel D. Myers, Jr, DVM

Mark B. Orringer, MD

Marina Pasca Di Magliano, MD

Jeffrey L. Platt, MD

Krishnan Raghavendran, MD

Michael S. Sabel, MD

Kristin C. Sihler, MD

Diane Simeone, MD

Christopher Sonnenday, MD

Randall S. Sung, MD

Daniel Teitelbaum, MD

Gilbert R. Upchurch, Jr, MD

Thomas Wakefield, MD

Lizhong Wang, MD, PhD

Stewart C. Wang, MD, PhD

Theodore H. Welling III, MD

Margaret Westfall, PhD

Edwin Wilkins, MD

Sandra L. Wong, MD

Pan Zheng, MD, PhD

Weiping Zou, MD, PhD

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Ilona Kryczek, PhD

Research Investigator

University of Michigan Health Systems

C558 MSRBII, SPC5669

Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0331

e-mail: ilonak@umich.edu

biography

The mission of the division is to study cellular and molecular interactions in Cancer Immunity, Autoimmunity, Immune recognition and Cancer Development. We take a multiple disciplinary approach, including immunology, genetics, and cell biology, to address common pathways in the above fields. A variety of animal models of cancer and autoimmune diseases are studied. Fundamental discoveries are extended to human diseases with special emphasis on relevance of mouse models for the treatment and genetic diagnosis of human diseases, including multiple sclerosis, breast cancer and prostate cancer.

Learn more on the Immunology and Immunotherapy lab website.

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