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Graduate Students Dr. Christi Turner Quantitative and Systems Biology Graduate Group My research is focused on understanding how CXCR5+ CD8 T follicular cells shift their dynamics in response to systemic lupus erythematosus. We are interested in understanding their phenotypic expression in response...

Katrina K. Hoyer Associate Professor UC Merced Katrina Hoyer and her research team study the mechanisms and cell interactions leading to immune dysfunction. Our immune system has an amazing ability to protect us from the myriad of pathogens in our environment. Unfortunately, this intrinsic system...

Graduate Students Interested graduate students should see the Quantitative and Systems Biology Graduate Group website for application and admissions information: qsb.ucmerced.edu/ . Contact Dr. Hoyer for more information. Undergraduate Students Students in their Freshman or Sophmore year may apply...

Former Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Scholars Dr. Jonathan Anzules Quantitative and Systems Biology Graduate Group Project: My research is focused on understanding the dynamics of homeostasis in our immune system. In a data driven approach, I seek to encapsulate the balance between immune...

Hoyer lab research focuses on understanding immune dysfunction leading to disease. The lab has two main research areas: autoimmune disease and host immunity to Coccidioides .

Besides working hard on research, we love to hang out and celebrate our various successes together! (Enjoy some lab photos, or at least photos we remembered to take!) Tyvek Team gearing up for BSL3 training Arianna (left), Adeola (middle), Dr. Hoyer (right) 2023 Hoyer lab holiday party ! October...

PhD candidate, Christi Turner presents her Ph.D. dissertation defense

Lab shipping address: 5200 Lake Rd, Merced, CA 95340 Biomedical Science and Physics (BSP) 474 Dr. Hoyer’s Email: khoyer2@ucmerced.edu