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Anthony Maresso, PhD

Baylor College of Medicine; Tailor Service Center; Maresso Lab

Anthony William Maresso is a professor and scientist at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. His research aims to understand how bacteria cause disease in their human hosts so as to discover and develop preventative vaccines and therapies for deadly infections. When not in the laboratory or teaching, he enjoys hiking, camping, fishing, woodworking, and gardening with his wife, Karen, and their three sons, Leo, Christian, and Maxwell.

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  • Collected publications address geographic phage discovery against resistant pathogens and phage therapy in urinary-infection and reinfection settings. [1] [2] [3]
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