Andrew Jerome

Andrew Jerome studies how immune cells, particularly neutrophils and other white blood cells, interact with the nervous system in both helpful and harmful ways. His work spans topics such as how certain neutrophils can help nerve cells regenerate after injury, how immune responses can worsen or limit brain and spinal cord inflammation (as seen in multiple sclerosis-like disease models), and how tumors like glioblastoma manipulate nearby nerves and immune cells to resist treatment. Earlier work in his record also examined immune and viral processes in the eye, such as herpes infections of the cornea.

Publication output has been steady but modest over the last decade, averaging about 2 papers per year with no strong upward or downward trend.

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