Ehrlich lab

Department of Molecular Biosciences

The University of Texas at Austin

Our Interests:

Thymocyte differentiation throughout the lifespan

Central tolerance

T-ALL and the tumor microenvironment

COVID-19 and the immune response

The Ehrlich Lab’s major research goals are to identify cellular and molecular interactions between developing T cells and surrounding cells in the thymic environment that govern generation of diverse, non-autoreactive, and non-malignant T cells throughout the lifespan. 

NEWS:

Congratulations to Pablo on defending his thesis!

Jay’s, Colin’s, and Aparna’s paper identifying thymocyte subsets and associated signals that drive differentiation and function of heterogenous thymic dendritic cells is available at Nature Immunology has been published

Our joint paper with the Richie and Manley labs identifying coordinated cellular and molecular changes in the thymus environment during the perinatal period has been published has been published!

Ryan’s paper showing that myeloid cells support progression of T-ALL in the CNS is available online from Blood Neoplasia