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Stephanie Eisenbarth, MD, PhD

Associate Professor Adjunct
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Associate Professor Adjunct

Biography

Dr. Eisenbarth’s laboratory focuses on how dendritic cells, B cells and T cells interact to induce tailored adaptive immune responses. The work spans how this triad is operational in the spleen to transfused red blood cells (RBCs), in the lung to aeroallergens, and in the gut to food allergens, utilizing both mouse models and human samples.

Last Updated on February 06, 2024.

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Education & Training

Postdoctoral Fellow
Yale University (2010)
Resident
Yale New Haven Hospital (2008)
MD
Yale School of Medicine (2005)
PhD
Yale University (2003)
BA
Bryn Mawr College (1996)

Research

Overview

Medical Research Interests

Allergy and Immunology; Asthma; Blood Group Incompatibility; Food Hypersensitivity; Immune System Diseases

Research at a Glance

Yale Co-Authors

Frequent collaborators of Stephanie Eisenbarth's published research.

Publications

2026

2025

  • Dendritic Cell Migration: An Essential Step in Initiating Adaptive Immunity Across Tissues
    Olson E, Williams A, Eisenbarth S. Dendritic Cell Migration: An Essential Step in Initiating Adaptive Immunity Across Tissues. Immunological Reviews 2025, 337: e70080. PMID: 41319117, PMCID: PMC12665179, DOI: 10.1111/imr.70080.
    Peer-Reviewed Reviews, Practice Guidelines, Standards, and Consensus Statements
  • Sequential class switching generates antigen-specific gut IgA from IgG1 B cells
    Siniscalco E, Meng H, Gabernet G, Pacheco G, Saghaei S, Ramirez S, Hills L, Faraji F, Chen S, Dien C, Hoyt L, Liu E, Barrett A, Briggs N, Williams A, Shukla V, Crotty S, Wesemann D, Kleinstein S, Craft J, Eisenbarth S. Sequential class switching generates antigen-specific gut IgA from IgG1 B cells. Immunity 2025, 58: 3075-3093.e6. PMID: 41253159, PMCID: PMC12834128, DOI: 10.1016/j.immuni.2025.10.022.
    Peer-Reviewed Original Research
    This study investigates how gut-specific IgA antibodies are generated from IgG1 B cells through sequential class switching, highlighting a crucial mechanism for designing effective mucosal vaccines.
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  • Large language models accurately identify immunosuppression in intensive care unit patients
    Guggilla V, Kang M, Bak M, Tran S, Pawlowski A, Nannapaneni P, Rasmussen L, Schneider D, Donnelly H, Agrawal A, Liebovitz D, Misharin A, Budinger G, Wunderink R, Walunas T, Gao C, Hauser A, Peltekian A, Misharin A, Wolfe A, Szabo A, Choudhary A, Ludwig A, Moghadam A, Yeldandi A, Agrawal A, Bharat A, Pawlowski A, Joudi A, Tambe A, Smith-Nunez A, Singer B, Ulrich B, Tran B, Gottardi C, Gao C, Qi C, Pickens C, Schroedl C, Meza D, Schneider D, Garcia D, Ozer E, Gusman E, Shanes E, Leibenguth E, Olson E, Hartmann E, Korth E, Diaz E, Guzman E, Martinez F, Matias G, Budinger G, Donnelly H, Abdala-Valencia H, Sumner J, Sznajder J, Kruser J, Glowala J, Walter J, Rowell J, Arnold J, Coleman J, Lomasney J, Bailey J, Hultquist J, Fiala J, Starren J, Ridge K, Senkow K, Helmin K, Gates K, Simmons L, Pinzon L, Gradone L, Wolfe L, Luo L, Morales-Nebreda L, Rasmussen L, Jain M, Sala M, Schleck M, Ross M, Querrey M, Kang M, Cuttica M, Prickett M, Nadig N, Rhodes N, Chandel N, Markov N, Sporn P, Nannapaneni P, Liu Q, Kadar R, Medernach R, Lorenzo-Redondo R, Kalhan R, Clepp R, Wunderink R, Morimoto R, Grant R, Mylvaganam R, Fenske S, Laurenzo S, Smith S, Han S, Nozick S, Panchamukhi S, Eisenbarth S, Swaminathan S, Russell S, Poor T, Cybulski T, Lombardo T, Walunas T, Bolig T, Stoeger T, Doan T, Rowe T, Guggilla V, Liao W, Luo Y, Sokolenko Y, Yu Z, Lu Z. Large language models accurately identify immunosuppression in intensive care unit patients. Journal Of The American Medical Informatics Association 2025, 32: 1888-1898. PMID: 40977378, PMCID: PMC12490808, DOI: 10.1093/jamia/ocaf141.
    Peer-Reviewed Original Research
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    American Society for Clinical Investigation

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