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Emily M. Mace
Emily M. Mace
Columbia University Medical Center
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DNA hyper-methylation during Tuberculosis dampens host immune responsiveness.
2020
Journal of Clinical Investigation
Andrew R. DiNardo
Kimal Rajapakshe
Tomoki Nishiguchi
Sandra L. Grimm
Godwin Mtetwa
Qiniso Dlamini
Jaquiline Kahari
Sanjana Mahapatra
Alexander W. Kay
Gugu Maphalala
Emily M. Mace
George Makedonas
Jeffrey D. Cirillo
Mihai G. Netea
Reinout van Crevel
Cristian Coarfa
Anna M. Mandalakas
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A Research-Driven Approach to the Identification of Novel Natural Killer Cell Deficiencies Affecting Cytotoxic Function.
2020
Blood
Michael T. Lam
Emily M. Mace
Jordan S. Orange
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Myeloid malignancies with somatic GATA2 mutations can be associated with an immunodeficiency phenotype
2019
Leukemia & Lymphoma
Mansour Alfayez
Sa A. Wang
Sarah A. Bannon
Dimitrios P. Kontoyiannis
Steven M. Kornblau
Jordan S. Orange
Emily M. Mace
Courtney D. DiNardo
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Persistent DNA Hyper-methylation Dampens Host Anti-Mycobacterial Immunity
2019
bioRxiv
Andrew R. DiNardo
Kimal Rajapakshe
Tomoki Nishiguchi
Godwin Mtetwa
Qiniso Dlamini
Jaquiline Kahari
Sanjana Mahapatra
Alexander W. Kay
Gugu Maphalala
Emily M. Mace
Sandra L. Grimm
George Makedonas
Jeffrey D. Cirillo
Mihai G. Netea
Reinout van Crevel
Cristian Coarfa
Anna M. Mandalakas
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