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Degree: MD
At the University of Washington in Seattle, Tom Hawn, MD, PhD, professor of medicine, and Chetan Seshadri, MD, assistant professor of medicine, will provide leadership in human innate immune responses, which are most likely responsible for resistance to MTB infection.
Degree: PhD
At the University of Washington in Seattle, Tom Hawn, MD, PhD, professor of medicine, and Chetan Seshadri, MD, assistant professor of medicine, will provide leadership in human innate immune responses, which are most likely responsible for resistance to MTB infection.
Identity: Tom Hawn
At the University of Washington in Seattle, Tom Hawn, MD, PhD, professor of medicine, and Chetan Seshadri, MD, assistant professor of medicine, will provide leadership in human innate immune responses, which are most likely responsible for resistance to MTB infection.
Professional role: professor of medicine
At the University of Washington in Seattle, Tom Hawn, MD, PhD, professor of medicine, and Chetan Seshadri, MD, assistant professor of medicine, will provide leadership in human innate immune responses, which are most likely responsible for resistance to MTB infection.
Research interests: human innate immune responses
At the University of Washington in Seattle, Tom Hawn, MD, PhD, professor of medicine, and Chetan Seshadri, MD, assistant professor of medicine, will provide leadership in human innate immune responses, which are most likely responsible for resistance to MTB infection.