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Cornell Institute of Host-Microbe Interactions and Disease

Gerald Duhamel

Gerald Duhamel, Biomedical Sciences

My research is focused on the eukaryotic cell DNA damage response (DDR) to a novel bacterial genotoxin called cytolethal distending toxin (CDT) within the context of intestinal disease of human and animals. I also have extensive experience in the development and assessment of laboratory animal models of disease and molecular mechanisms of host-pathogen interactions.

Title: Professor

Department: Biomedical Sciences

Roles: Faculty Investigator

Research Areas: Animal Hosts, Disease Ecology and Evolution, Genetics, Genomics and Cell Biology of Infection, Microbiota and Microbiomes, Veterinary/Clinical Research, Viruses

Lab: https://www.vet.cornell.edu/research/faculty/gerald-duhamel-dvm-phd-dacvp

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