
Duke Immunology PhD candidate • interferon signaling in neurons🧠 • Interested in #neuroimmunology & #sciencepolicy • UCLA Alumna ‘17 • she/her/hers
Duke University
Joined April 2019
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Danielle Clark retweeted
New study from @FilianoLab links immune system to neurobehavioral conditions: "This work may have implications for ADHD, autism, and schizophrenia and open doors for investigating other conditions like Parkinson’s and substance abuse disorder." neurosurgery.duke.edu/news/s…
Danielle Clark retweeted
Excited to share our labs latest work looking at how Prolonged STAT1 signaling in neurons causes hyperactive behavior. We think this could have implications for ADHD and other neurological conditions affecting the basal ganglia. @immunodani
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1892 days of doctor school each one it’s own adventure 🤪 endlessly grateful for the best new PI!! @FilianoLab
Introducing Dr. Clark!!! @immunodani survived a new PI, a fatal explosion (seriously!), and a global pandemic. So proud 🥹 @ImmunologyDuke
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Danielle Clark retweeted
Introducing Dr. Clark!!! @immunodani survived a new PI, a fatal explosion (seriously!), and a global pandemic. So proud 🥹 @ImmunologyDuke
Danielle Clark retweeted
Congratulations Dr. Wellford and Dr. Clark!!!!! Biiiiig couple of weeks for the F(ab) five celebrating these two new PhDs
I threw a bunch of IFN-gamma at neurons so you don’t have to. Check out my hitchhiker’s guide to the neuronal STAT1 response! @FilianoLab @ShaneONeil718
Prolonged STAT1 activation in neurons drives a pathological transcript... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Danielle Clark retweeted
Happy to share our latest work exploring the weird ways neurons respond to IFN-gamma! @immunodani @ShaneONeil718
Prolonged STAT1 activation in neurons drives a pathological transcript... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Danielle Clark retweeted
Excited to share our new review in Neuro-Oncology Advances outlining systemic immune derangements in intracranial pathologies! 🧠
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Danielle Clark retweeted
Super fun afternoon with new and old friends @FASEBorg #TNI2022! 🍻 @tajieharris @mwheeler0 @briandanielsli @gabrielle_mey1 @rachtink2121 @brandon272834 @immunodani – at Asheville, NC
Danielle Clark retweeted
Excited about cytokine signaling in the 🧠? Check this out: @immunodani discusses Unique aspects of IFN‐γ/STAT1 signaling in neurons onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Excited to share our review! Interferons are cool, neurons are cool, need I say more?🧠 Unique aspects of IFN‐γ/STAT1 signaling in neurons @FilianoLab onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
There should be a section in grants where you can acknowledge the music you had on repeat while writing, because @taylorswift13 and @HansZimmer get credit for 98% of my productivity at this point
Danielle Clark retweeted
My favorite way to celebrate a big lab 1st… with sharp hand tools. Thanks @UrbanAxes! @immunodani
2yrs ago I attended my first @Triangle_SfN conference as a baby immunology student and today I got to share my and @FilianoLab ‘s work! Proud to be a fully converted neuroimmunologist🧠 Thanks for this awesome opportunity!! #TriSfN2021
It is time for our graduate student data blitz by Danielle Clark titled The Role of Interferon-Gamma & STAT1 Signaling in Neuronal Excitability & Behavior!
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Danielle Clark retweeted
It is time for our graduate student data blitz by Danielle Clark titled The Role of Interferon-Gamma & STAT1 Signaling in Neuronal Excitability & Behavior!
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Vaccine induced fever thoughts-having a strong immune response as an immunologist is how I imagine it feels to be a marine biologist swimming with your favorite shark but it tries to take a bite out of your leg send tweet
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Excited to see my last undergrad paper published! Incredibly grateful for my time with the amazing people @Kohn_Lab and for their mentorship and guidance and for creating a great place for undergrads to learn and grow in research! doi.org/10.1016/j.omtm.2021.…














