About the Moody Lab
Welcome!
The Moody Discovery Laboratory focuses on understanding the B cell responses during the earliest stages of HIV, influenza, and syphilis infection, providing pre-clinical and translational support for downstream human clinical studies that fall within DHVI’s mission of performing research against infectious diseases that impact global health.
The lab is a resource for both nonhuman and human cellular phenotyping, flow characterization, staining, and analysis at DHVI.
The Moody Discovery Laboratory performs a variety of assays to support the DHVI mission; including cellular and serological assays, molecular biological techniques, protein production, and viral isolate propagation.
Dr. Moody is an expert in flow cytometry and B cell biology. He developed novel approaches to memory B cell sorting and has worked with a team at the DHVI that isolated >15,000 monoclonal antibodies (mAbs). He is also an expert in the analysis of B cell clonal lineages, including the evolution of such lineages over time. Dr. Moody is the director of the Accessioning Unit and Biorepository.
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Research
The Moody Lab’s research portfolio spans from influenza, to syphilis, to SARS-CoV-2, and other emerging infectious diseases.
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Publications
We collaborate with many groups within Duke University and also work with a variety of external teams through our contracts and grants.
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Team
The Moody Lab is home to a stellar group of scientists, technicians, analysts, program managers, and admins who are passionate about the research.
Located at the Research Triangle Park
in Durham, North Carolina
RTP Campus
Address
27 Alexandria Way
Durham, NC 27703
Email
info@tonymoody.science