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Park Laboratory, Kansas State University, Entomology Department
Arthropod is the largest Phylum on earth in its number and diversity. Many species of arthropods have significant impacts on human life and health. We study molecular physiology of arthropod species to gain fundamental knowledge and to apply the knowledge to improve human life. [Link to K-State Park page]
3. Tick bites as the sensitizer of alpha-gal syndrome (or red meat allergy)
3. Tick bites as the sensitizer of alpha-gal syndrome (or red meat allergy)
Yoonseong Park, Pulina Maldonado Ruiz, Andrés F. Holguín-Rocha, Rachel Johnson (Brown), Mukta Pahwa
Yoonseong Park, Pulina Maldonado Ruiz, Andrés F. Holguín-Rocha, Rachel Johnson (Brown), Mukta Pahwa
NEWS Congratulations for AWARDS!!
NEWS Congratulations for AWARDS!!
Rachel Brown won Timothy Donaghue scholarship
Paulina awarded ESA Early Career Professional Award, Henry and Sylvia Richardson Research Grant, Entomological Society of America (ESA)
Paulina awarded ACME travel award. Awarded ACME Young Investigator Postdoc Travel award American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
Olayinka Olajiga successfully completed her M.S. degree and now moved to Tulane University.
Contact: Yoonseong Park, 123 Waters Hall, Department of Entomology, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS66506, USA
Email: ypark@ksu.edu MAP link
Phone: 785 (532) 5763 Mobile: 785 (307) 8861
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