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Ball

Ball, Judith, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor

Email: jball@cvm.tamu.edu
Phone:
1-979-845-7910
Office: 119 VMS

Curriculum Vitae (Download)



Scholarly Interest:

Our studies focus on the molecular and biochemical aspects of viruses with a focus on viral pathogenesis and mechanism(s) of disease. Our analyses include viral protein:host protein interactions using yeast two-hybrid and in vitro assays, viral enterotoxin activity, intracellular viral protein transport in polarized and non-polarized cells, the role of membrane microdomains (caveolae) and vesicles in viral transport and signaling, mutagenesis of key viral proteins, peptide chemistry, and laser scanning confocal imaging . The viral systems utilized include rotavirus, a virus that affects every child with an annual worldwide mortality of about one million and equine infectious anemia virus, an equine lentivirus related to HIV. Molecular and proteomic approaches are utilized to explore novel intervention strategies.

Link to Peptide Synthesis Core Lab

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