
In order to mount an initial immune response to viral infections, metazoan cells utilize a family of pattern recognition receptors called the RIG-I-Like Receptors (RLRs) to sense viral RNA within the cytoplasm. The Ramsey Lab is focused on studying the molecular mechanisms of RLR functions across a variety of species in order to understand fundamental aspects of RLR biology. We believe that this will inform on targeted therapeutic design for humans and other species of environmental, medical, and economic importance.

Front (left to right): Lucy Bedell, Kristen Ramsey, Alexa Andrzejewski
Back (left to right): Ian McNamee, Glenn Adams
Ramsey Lab News
MCB Events
- January 2025 – Alexa Andrzejewski and Ian McNamee join as PhD Students! Welcome!
- August 2024 – Ramsey Lab goes live!
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Sep8MCB Seminar Series: Kevin BoydBiology/Physics Building3:30 PM
Kevin Boyd
NVIDIA
Host: Eric may
Multi-Scale Computational Drug Discovery on GPUs: from Cheminformatics to Protein Structures
We accelerate this process at multiple steps: reimplementing traditional tools on GPUs for orders-of-magnitude speedups,researching novel machine-learning approaches to optimize candidate selection, enable new chemical space, protein space exploration.