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Kacy

Kacey Ernst

Professor, Epidemiology

kernst@arizona.edu

Felicia Goodrum

Felicia Goodrum

Professor, Immunobiology

Ian

Ian Pepper

Regents Professor, Environmental Science

ipepper@arizona.edu

Joe Gerald

Joe Gerald

Associate Professor, Public Health

geraldj@arizona.edu

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Ashley Lowe

Research Specialist, Asthma and Airway Disease Research Center

aaray@arizona.edu

John Purdy

John Purdy

Assistant Professor, Immunobiology

jgpurdy@arizona.edu

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Tom Evans

Professor, Geography

tomevans@arizona.edu

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Michael Worobey

Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

worobey@arizona.edu

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Ryan Sprissler

Manager, University of Arizona Genetics Core

ryans1@arizona.edu

Koenraad Van Doorslaer

Koenraad Van Doorslaer

Assistant Professor, Virology

vandoorslaer@arizona.edu

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