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The overarching goals of the Luftig Lab research program are to understand the molecular mechanisms that enable Epstein-Barr virus to establish latency, switch to the lytic cycle, and promote disease. Click here for further information on our research!

Single Cell Infection Biology

Regulation of Cellular Metabolism

Interplay Between EBV and PF Malaria in EBL Pathogenesis

Spontaneous Productive Infection from B-Cell Latency with New EBV Strains

Therapeutic Advances for EBV-Associated Diseases

Cellular Factors Regulating EBV Infection in Epithelial Cells

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