The Dobos laboratory is focused on descriptive, comparative studies of Mycobacterium tuberculosis strains that are relevant to the development of second-generation vaccines and diagnostic assays. Specifically, the laboratory utilizes mass spectrometry, animal models of tuberculosis, and collaborations with clinical research groups to define macromolecules engaged in host-parasite interactions. This is accomplished through highly collaborative studies within CSU and outside of the University.
The Dobos lab has been certified as a Green Level Certified Lab as of February 9, 2023. Learn more about My Green Lab certification or visit the CSU Green Labs website.
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Lab Principal Investigator (PI)
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Scientific Director, CSU Regional Biocontainment Laboratory
Co-Director, Mycobacteria Research Laboratories
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Several members of MIPs Dobos Lab present their research at the 25th annual CVMBS Research Day.
The Dobos Lab has achieved a “Green” level certification through the CSU Green Labs Program, the highest granted by the international organization “My Green Labs.”
Top Colorado State University researchers mobilized their disciplines over the course of the past year to address challenges raised by the global coronavirus pandemic.
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